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Indian Main Dishes - The Curry

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Indian Main Dishes - The Curry

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  1. 8 Indian Main Dishes You'll Love To Eat By The Curry Let see

  2. We all have our favourite Indian main dishes—but how much food from the subcontinent have you really sampled? Indian Cuisines And Lounge

  3. Biryani If there’s one dish that almost everyone knows in Indian cuisine, it’s biryani. The origin of this aromatic mixture of rice, spices and meat is usually credited to the Mughal kings who once ruled the subcontinent, but it’s now a popular dish all over the country.

  4. Curry If you ask any Indian about a curry, chances are they’ll reply, “Which one?” The word generally refers to a spicy gravy preparation—for example, South Indian-style egg curry, which uses curry leaves and coconut milk, or Konkan fish curry, a coastal preparation heavy on coconut milk and tamarind popular. Best India Food Restaurant in Kitsap.

  5. Korma korma can be traced back to Mughlai cuisine, which specialized in meat-heavy, creamy dishes, though the current milder version most likely originated in the UK. The word comes from the Persian word qorma, which means “braise.”

  6. Saag is a term widely used in the northern region of Punjab for any leafy green vegetable dish, and in several regions nearby, including Bengal and Assam in the east. Lamb saag (also known as saag gosht) is usually made with pureed spinach and tender Lamb Saag

  7. Rogan Josh Made for the cold climate of Kashmir, the northernmost state in India, the name rogan josh likely comes from the Urdu words for “red meat.” This spicy braised dish usually uses lamb or mutton and gets its signature color from a large amount of lal mirch (Kashmiri red chilis). Milder than the usual Indian chilis, their paprika-like taste makes this dish a great starting point

  8. Butter Chicken If biryani is the most well- known Indian dish, butter chicken (or murgh makhani) is a close second. Like most rich, creamy dishes, this originated in the northern region of India, and was created by Kundan Lal Gujral in the late 1940s.

  9. Chole Bhature One of the most popular vegetarian North Indian recipes, chole refers to the spicy garbanzo bean and tomato gravy (also known as chana masala), while bhature are the fluffy deep-fried flatbreads served alongside it.

  10. Dal Makhani Another popular North Indian vegetarian dish, dal makhani is a creamy preparation made with black lentils (urad dal) and served with roti. The gravy is made with cream and tomato puree Indian Cuisine Bremerton

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