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anchitasmitha · 25 days
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Discover the Exquisite Range of Ask Foods Chutney Powder Online at The Desi Food
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Enhance your culinary experience with the delightful world of Indian chutneys. These flavorful condiments, whether spicy, sweet, or savory, can transform a simple dish into a taste sensation. Just a small amount of chutney can bring a burst of flavor to any ordinary or plain meal.
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Ask Foods Chutney Powder Collection
Enhance your meals with our delightful selection of Ask Foods Chutney Powders:
Ask Foods Grams Chutney Powder - Fried Grams, Spices, Chilies
Elevate your meals with Ask Foods Grams Chutney Powder - a delightful blend of fried grams, spices, and chilies. Perfectly crafted to add a spicy kick to your idlies, dosas, or any dish. Transform your ordinary meals into something extraordinary with this ready-to-eat chutney powder.
Ask Foods Idli Dosa Chutney Powder
Enhance your South Indian breakfast with Ask Foods Idli Dosa Chutney Powder. This ready-to-eat accompaniment adds flavor and excitement to your idlis and dosas, making them irresistibly delicious. Perfect for enhancing the taste of your breakfast effortlessly!
Ask Foods Flax Seeds Chutney Powder
Indulge in the goodness of flax seeds with Ask Foods Flax Seeds Chutney Powder. This ready-to-eat chutney powder not only adds flavor but also offers benefits like cholesterol reduction and weight management. Perfect for a healthy morning start.
Ask Foods Spicy Tangy Chutney Powder
Add a burst of flavor to your meals with Ask Foods Spicy Tangy Chutney Powder. Ready to eat, it's perfect for chapati, idly, and dosa. Say goodbye to bland idlis and dosas; this spicy and tangy chutney powder is your go-to for an irresistibly flavorful dining experience.
Ask Foods Curry Leaves Chutney Powder
Savor the richness of Ask Foods Curry Leaves Chutney Powder, made from fresh and mature curry leaves. This healthy accompaniment enhances the flavors of South Indian breakfast staples like Idli and Dosa. Ready to eat, it's a delightful addition to your meals.
Variety of Chutney Options Available Online at The Desi Food
At our website thedesifood.com, explore our diverse range of chutney options in the Instant Food category. With a wide variety of flavors and ingredients, you're sure to find the perfect chutney to complement your meals.
Place an Order Online at The Desi Food
Ready to elevate your meals with the tantalizing flavors of Ask Foods chutney powder? Place your order online at The Desi Food and experience the convenience of doorstep delivery, no matter where you are in the world.
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fattributes · 3 months
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Chutney Grilled Cheese Sandwich
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morethansalad · 6 months
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Nigella Seed and Lime Dal with Plum Chutney (Vegan with ghee alternative)
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foodshowxyz · 2 months
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Masala Dosa with Coconut Chutney
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certified-baddies · 1 year
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🔥 Certified Baddies 🫡
Model/Artist: @SavitaSinghTNT 🇹🇹
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mildmayfoxe · 7 months
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i didn’t post about it here yesterday but i made masala with a whole bunch of stuff in it (chickpea paneer AND tofu) (because i’m the boss and i get to do what i want) and it came out only ok (too much coriander, really old garam masala, weird taste) (edible but not ideal) and i just ate it as stew yesterday but today i made myself make basmati and eat it again as leftovers instead of ordering pizza. everybody clap
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ash-wolf-runner · 7 months
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Slow cooked chicken biryani with mango chutney, greek yoghurt, and slivered almonds.
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minhosimthings · 18 days
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talking about spices, my ass longing for spicy stuff and also my ass on fire cuz i cant handle it
LMFAO don't worry baby. I'll make you spicy food until your ass can't handle it 🎀😙 (jk I'll make it mild for ya!!)
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fieriframes · 5 months
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[And then put the tamarind chutney, and then make a mint cilantro water, which we pour it in it. House is still standing on the banks of the lake in Zurich and putting it in it. Your Indian custom must have missed the Santo in there.]
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parveens-kitchen · 5 months
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Spicy Potato Onion Paratha
**Spicy Potato Onion Paratha Recipe with Minced Garlic and Ground Pepper***Parathas are a beloved Indian flatbread, and when stuffed with a spicy potato and onion filling, they become a delightful and hearty dish. This recipe adds a twist with the inclusion of minced garlic and ground pepper, elevating the flavors to a whole new level. Let’s get started!* **Ingredients:**– 2 cups whole wheat…
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divya1671 · 3 months
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INDIAN GOOSEBERRY/AMLA & SPLIT BLACK GRAM CHUTNEY
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morethansalad · 2 months
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Chana Kathi Rolls / Chickpea Stuffed Flatbread (Vegan)
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desicomidas · 7 months
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Crispy Jackfruit Salad
“Crunchy Jackfruit Salad with Sweet Green Chili Sauce” This Asian-inspired recipe has an Indian touch; the dressing has a spicy, tangy, and sweet green chili sauce(https://desicomidas.co/2023/09/27/sweet-green-chili-sauce/). This refreshing and vibrant salad is made with a variety of crisp vegetables, accompanied by a flavorful dressing. The key elements of this salad are its crunchy texture and…
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nycmixing · 7 months
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Heeralal Rampartap // Chutney Possy // Remix
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eataku · 1 year
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Kebab aur Sharab, NYC
I don’t make New Year’s Resolutions, but I do try and set a few goals for myself at the top of each year, like regularly updating this blog in 2023. Another is something I’m calling “CBTPB”, or “C.B’s Trains, Planes and Boats”, which is to make a weekly excursion to a restaurant I’ve never been to before that I’ll get to by one of the listed forms of transportation. And I’m kicking things off this week with my visit to the new Kebab aur Sharab on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, which I got to on the subway, more specifically, the 1 train.
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Kebab aur Sharab is the newest restaurant from Chef Salil Mehta of Laut/Singapura/Wau fame who’s partnered with Chef Dipesh Shinde, cooking for the first time in New York City after years of running the kitchens in some New Delhi’s finest restaurants. I was kindly invited to the friends & family tasting last week and was truly impressed with every dish that hit our table. While I did have a few favorites, the first three dishes you’ll see below, their entire menu is worth exploring! Here’s a look...
Andhra Chilli Chicken
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“Famous” Butter Chicken
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Muradabadi Dal Lentil Soup
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Grilled River Prawns with Mango Chutney
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Purple Yam Chaat
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Kashmiri Tandoor Chicken with Kachumber
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Baby Goat Dori Kebab
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Nawabi Paneer Cheese Kebab
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Palak Paneer Spinach with Mirch Rogan
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Kerala King Fish Curry
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Chicken Biryani
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All this served with assorted naan, roti and paratha, no less!
There’s a noted venison dish that was unavailable the night we were there that we’ll be going back for soon.
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Renowned bartender Colin Stevens, of Singlish and Jelas, is building the cocktail menu and I recommend starting with his Paan Shop, made with gin, fennel and betel nut. The spice pack is an edible bite...
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There’s also a curated wine list for pairing with Indian food and punches are coming soon.
A quick look at the cozy interior, as well as the outside atrium, that will be wonderful come spring and the warm weather when they can open the windows up...
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Kebab aur Sharab is open on West 72nd St. and for now, be sure to look for the logo in my first pic up top there as the name of restaurant is not up yet. Enjoy!
(And thanks to Aik Wye Ng and Mutsumi Masuda for assistance with some pics I missed.)
KEBAB AUR SHARAB
247 West 72nd St.
NY, NY 10023
212-540-5247
Reservations available through resy.com
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katiajewelbox · 1 year
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Eating homemade coronation chicken while watching the actual coronation of King Charles III is a whole mood. 
Here’s the classic Coronation Chicken sandwich filling recipe if you’d like to make it yourself! My Mom’s recipe uses celery, fresh black grapes, green onions, dried apricots, and chopped cashews in addition to the basic ingredients shown here. 
Fortnum & Mason and Tom Parker Bowles’s Coronation chicken sandwiches
This version omits the original nuts and uses fresh coriander, plus plump raisins, mango chutney and a little spice to keep all that naughty sweetness in check.
Ingredients
Makes 16 finger sandwiches
1tbspn vegetable oil
1½tbspns mild curry powder
1tspn turmeric
3 cooked chicken breasts, skinned and finely diced
8–9tbspns good-quality mayonnaise
3tbspns mango chutney
1tbspn chopped golden raisins
2tbspns chopped coriander
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Butter, for spreading
8 large slices of white bread
Method: Gently heat the vegetable oil in a small pan, add the curry powder and turmeric and cook over a very low heat for one minute, stirring constantly. Remove from the heat and cool slightly. Put the diced chicken into a bowl, add the spice mixture and rub it into the chicken. Add the mayonnaise, mango chutney and raisins and mix well. Fold in the chopped coriander and season to taste.Lightly butter the bread and spread the Coronation chicken mixture over half the slices. Sandwich together with the remaining bread, cut the crusts off, then cut each sandwich into four fingers.
From ‘The Cook Book: Fortnum & Mason’ by Tom Parker Bowles (Fourth Estate, £30). Tom’s new book with Fortnum & Mason, ‘Time For Tea’, is out now (Fourth Estate, £20)
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