Hilib Sambuus
Sambuus are a Somali relative of Indian samosas; the two fried dumplings are separated by sea and likely related by t...
Sambuus are a Somali relative of Indian samosas; the two fried dumplings are separated by sea and likely related by t...
For the kheema, while I prefer using lamb, you can also use ground beef, but just make sure it's lean. Using excessiv...
Butter chicken is inherently delicious—even in its most streamlined and simplified form, it's tasty. But with just ...
When I was a kid, I would never turn down anything my mother smothered in a tomato and onion gravy called bhuna. Bhun...
Palak paneer is something I grew up eating. I'm from a Punjabi family, so my mother regularly made it at home. But pa...
A celebratory meal of aromatic and spiced rice and tender braised vegetables.
An assortment of tender vegetables and paneer in a rich, creamy sauce.
This curry is intense with garam masala and ginger, cooled by coconut milk and ground toasted cashews.
This no ho-hum chicken soup is deeply flavorful and satisfying, with an ease to deliciousness ratio that's hard to beat.
South Indian and Malaysian cuisines come together in this spicy vermillion curry that's simmered with fish heads, egg...
The quintessential dish of Bedouins, featuring lightly spiced lamb, fluffy rice, and a tangy jameed-based yogurt sauc...
Caviar-sized pearls made of whole wheat served in a brothy stew with onions, chickpeas, butternut squash, and tender ...
Fesenjān—an iconic Persian braise—gets its signature sweet-and-sour flavor from pomegranate molasses and its vel...
Filled with melt-in-your-mouth meat and luscious eggplant, this aromatic stew is hearty, comforting, and undeniably d...
These versatile pan-fried patties are made from a mixture of ground meat, eggs, and finely mashed (or riced) boiled p...
The chicken is marinated with herbs, lemon, and spices; the rice golden; the sauce, as white and creamy as ever.
Layers of meat, fried vegetables, and spiced rice flipped over to reveal a complete and festive meal.
Served atop taboon, msakhan is a triumphant contrast of flavors and textures.
Lamb with herbs, onions, and spices make the juiciest version of this ancient dish.