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Arbi gosht recipe

Posted by Chowder Singh on October 22, 2013 in Indie-Authentic, Old Delhi recipes ∞

Arbi gosht is a classic Old Delhi dish from the Muslim side. Sadia Durrani is a wonderful cook and learnt the recipe of Arbi gosht from her mom.

Coconut Poli – On the streets of chennai

Posted by Chowder Singh on October 15, 2013 in Chennai, Street Food India ∞

Rajpal runs a successful street snack shop at Adayar Chennai. He does a superb coconut poli alongwith other snacks

Best Chicken in Jama Masjid – Anmol Chicken Centre

Posted by Chowder Singh on October 10, 2013 in Delhi, Indian food heritage, Street Food India ∞

Everyone whose been to Jama Masjid, would’ve surely crossed Anmol Chicken Corner. It does a super tasty chicken kebab

Bengali Malai Chingri by Rocky Mohan

Posted by Chowder Singh on October 6, 2013 in Bengali recipes, Indie-Authentic ∞

The origin of the Bengali malai chingri isn’t very clear. It’s thought to be Malay in origin. Or even Portuguese

Jamali Chicken – At Buhari Hotel

Posted by Chowder Singh on October 3, 2013 in Chennai, Indian food heritage, Street Food India ∞

Jamali chicken’s one of Buhari hotel’s most underrated dishes & my favourite there. Brilliant stuff!

Jigarthanda – What a drink

Posted by Chowder Singh on September 29, 2013 in Chennai, Indian food heritage, Street Food India ∞

The Jigarthanda’s a wonderful drink from the streets of Madurai which I found at an Idli shop in Chennai. As the caption says – It’s really very tasty

Kashmiri Dum Aloo

Posted by Chowder Singh on September 25, 2013 in Indie-Authentic, Kashmiri recipes ∞

Rocky Mohan’s one of authentic Indian food’s biggest proponents. Here’s a brilliant recipe of Kashmiri Dum Aloo by Rocky. Made the Kashmiri Muslim way

Maram Takkali – Tree Tomato

Posted by Chowder Singh on September 23, 2013 in Chennai, Indian food heritage ∞

An unusual fruit that I found while roaming around in Chennai, which the vendor called Tree Tomato. After a bit of research, I figured that this’s Tomarillo