Although there are plenty of banana leaf joints that serve crispy fried gourds, it really hit big time with Nirwarna Maju. Most people will just call it ‘fried bittergourd’ but in actual fact most places (including Niwarna)… More »
This recipe is easily half a century old and good as gold. The green tinge comes from a mix of fresh coriander, spring onions and green chillies, which makes this curry mild, mellow but very savoury and sooo tasty. Double thumbs up! More »
Looking for a crispy snack with a little less sin? Chop yourself up some cauliflower and make a pile of this Fried Gobi- so good! Even the adamant no-veg eaters will cave in. Deep fried with a spiced batter, served with a cool yogurt… More »
Thaipusam is just around the corner and it reminds us of one of our favourite Indian breakfast – Puri and Potato Masala! Here is an easy recipe you can whip up in less than an hour. (Vini’s Amma can do this in half the time!) More »
I am a fan of fish head curry but always thought it quite difficult to make. In reality fish curries can be one of the easiest curries to cook! This recipe was a combination of instructions from a friend and a recipe we have on the… More »
Here is a healthier version of the all-time favourite Chicken Curry. With minimal effort, you could whip up this tasty treat without breaking a sweat. Allow the chicken to sit in the marinade longer for a more robust flavour. More »
A lovely and fragrant varuval that cooks down all the spices is a wonderful vehicle for mutton. The rendering down of curry, spices and dried chillies will also tenderise this slightly tougher meat into a wonderful fall off your fork… More »
This spicy and tart version of fish curry does not use any coconut milk. Instead, the tender eggplants and okra (lady fingers) lend a lovely creaminess to the dish. Delicious with a plate of hot white rice and sambal belachan on the… More »
Vindaloo is a dish with origins from Goa, India. But it’s best known in its British curry house form all around the world. This version is easy to make but still packs a great punch from the spices and a rich, lingering heat.… More »
This is our take on those succulent sweet ‘ayam madu’ much loved by briyani enthusiasts. Use small cuts of chicken so it fries faster or even boneless thighs or breasts. Then make a ridiculous honeyed spicy glaze using… More »
We love the toss everything in a pot type of recipe. Also known as egg bukhara, this heart-warming dish is fragrant with spices but gently so. Top it with fresh mint to be transported to the days of Caravanserais. More »
Hearty and fulfilling, sambar dhal is a spicy vegetable stew that will warm your tummy and keep it satisfied. Dhal and assorted vegetables are cooked with a myriad of spices making this an ideal accompaniment for chapati and tosai. More »
Page 1 of 3 pages 1 2 3 >
What Are You Gonna Get at Ayam Lejen 2017?
Taste the Top 8 Fried Chickens in One Location!
We Discovered a Hidden Food Gem in KLIA
It's made fresh daily at Eden KLIA
I Eat Nasi Lemak 2016 is Back!
Fri, June 22, 2018
Wed, June 20, 2018
Mon, June 18, 2018
Thu, June 14, 2018