Category Archives: restaurant style

chicken biryani – indian restaurant style

January 13, 2020 by romain In indian, main course, poultry, restaurant style Tagged biryani, chicken biryani 46 Comments

Indian chicken biryani is a magical thing. It’s party food. And there’s a reason. Everybody loves it. It’s just really tasty stuff.

papadum with red onion chutney and mint raita

December 30, 2019 by romain In appetizer, indian, restaurant style, sides and stuff Tagged mint raita, papadum, red onion chutney 5 Comments

Papadum are those wonderful crispy Indian appetizers they serve up at Indian restaurants to start the meal. Try them with red onion chutney and mint raita for your next Indian dinner party.

eggplant curry – baingan masala restaurant style

December 2, 2019 by romain In indian, restaurant style, sides and stuff, Vegetarian Tagged baingan masala, brinjal bhaji, eggplant curry 18 Comments

Eggplant curry makes an awesome vegetarian main course or side dish for any Indian meal. Big flavours of onion, garlic, ginger and spice. And that lush restaurant style sauce. This is one seriously tasty vegetable curry.

easy mint raita – indian mint sauce

October 7, 2019 by romain In easy indian, hotel style, indian, restaurant style, sides and stuff, traditional indian Tagged indian mint sauce, mint raita 10 Comments

This is a quick and easy mint raita that’s perfect with papadums. Or onion bhaji. Or pakoras. Almost anything. Indian mint sauce.

lamb rogan josh – restaurant style at home

September 13, 2019 by romain In indian, meat, restaurant style Tagged indian, lamb rogan josh, restaurant rogan josh 23 Comments

Lamb rogan josh is one of the classic Indian dishes for a reason. It’s delicious. And it’s even better when you make it restaurant style.

bengali chicken curry – restaurant style

September 2, 2019 by romain In indian, main course, poultry, restaurant style Tagged bengali chicken curry, murgir jhol 21 Comments

Bengali chicken curry done restaurant style brings home cooking to the next level. All the wonderful, authentic flavours. And an incredible, lush gravy. What’s not to love?