#healthylunchLike any good stew, Nihari is cooked for hours for flavours to really enhance. I didn’t want to wait that long to dive into my nihari.So I used a pressure cooker. Blend the spices, add meat, spices and water and you have your nihari steaming ready in less than TWO hours.If you like,You can also cook Muttun stew using same process and same spices.Let's cook my one of favorite recipe 😊.

Kashmiri chile is like super charged paprika! Red for days.

Modified from the recipe on Saveur. This recipe makes a curried lamb in a pressure cooker that cooks in an hour and falls apart in a spiced sauce. You could make this in a dutch oven instead, but it will take longer. The masala is made from whole spices, but you can substitute store bought. Serve over turmeric rice with minced cilantro and raita. I make my raita with curried fermented limes and Greek yogurt

Very old n delicious dish of mughal times..#mycookbook

We eat a very strict diet in my family, so my mom's classic roast with potatoes and gravy is a no-no. I paired this with sweet potatoes, which were the inspiration for my spice combo. The flavor was fantastic, just need to tweak it a bit more to get that juicy texture everyone looks for in a roast.

This yumm creamy chicken recipe goes well with naan/parathas/rice.#bharta#chicken#gravy#indian

so easy to make. the gravy was so tasty. my bf loved it (L)

#post18 - This is a Pakistani style mutton curry called Balti Gosht, which is very popular in North India, Pakistan and UK. This yummy dish can be enjoyed with plain biryani, pulao, kulcha, naan or tandoori roti. It is unsure how the name originated. According to some sauces, it is derived from the fact that it was cooked / served in an iron wok resembling a balti (bucket). Few are of the opinion that it has it's origin from a place in Pakistan called Baltistan. Whatever be the reason, this yummy mutton curry is a must try recipe. #goldenapron

#reststyleThis is one of the popular paneer recipes from Punjab. This is the Restaurants style recipe hence healthy. This gravy goes so well with Naan, steamed rice or parathas or roti.

This recipe is packed full of flavor and the homemade sauce really has an authentic taste that my family loves! Yum!

This is my daughter's favorite dish. She loves it when my mom would make this. Since we live so far from my mom we always had to order this from a Filipino restaurant but it never taste the same. So I decided that I would learn to cook this for my daughter. I think I came very close to my mom's recipe. Enjoy!

You can serve this dish with Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Naan.