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Lamb shoulder slow-cooks in the oven in a sauce built on reduced onion puree and pureed cashews, then finishes with coconut cream and cream for a gentle, nutty korma.
Looking for a recipe to use up leftover roast lamb from a Sunday roast? This easy lamb pilau is full of flavour, but not too spicy for the kids to enjoy. Serve on its own or with plain yoghurt.
An Indian khichdi of basmati rice and red lentils cooked with turmeric, finished with cumin-tempered vegetables and tomatoes, and served with a smoky charred aubergine relish.
A creamy coconut lentil curry built on slowly browned onion, garlic and ginger with curry powder and turmeric, simmered with tomato and finished with coriander.
Red lentils simmered with butter, onion and ground spices are served beside a smooth masala of tomatoes, whole spices, shallots, garlic and ginger. Chunks of cooked lobster are warmed through the sauce and returned to their shells with spring onions and coriander cress.
A whole chicken is rubbed with a freshly ground Madras spice marinade, roasted, jointed and finished in a tomato and tamarind curry sauce. Golden-onion pilau rice with cardamom, cinnamon and cloves is served alongside.
Banana and yoghurt buns from Mangalore are fried until golden and stuffed with a spiced crab sukka made with tomatoes and coconut milk powder. Chargrilled calcots and a hemp seed chutney with grilled red pepper are served alongside.
Aubergines, potatoes, courgettes, peppers, onions and cherry tomatoes roasted until completely soft, mashed with butter and bhaji spices, and served with buttered toasted rolls and chopped garnishes.
A spiced sprouted-bean curry from Maharashtra, simmered with onion, tomato, coconut and goda masala until oil rises to the surface. It is spooned into bowls under raw onion, coriander and crunchy farsan, with buttered toasted pav on the side.
Monkfish tails in a spiced mustard marinade, roasted and served on a strained coconut sauce with curried mushrooms and green beans. A rich, restaurant-style fish curry with plenty of garnish.
A spice-marinated monkfish tail simmered in a tomato and pepper jalfrezi sauce, served with kale wilted in a coconut, mustard seed, and curry leaf paste.
Bone-in chicken thighs coated in a yoghurt, lemon and garam masala marinade, baked in a single dish in a tomato passata and cream sauce with ghee, basted as the sauce turns orangey-red, and served over basmati rice with naan.
Chicken legs brown in clarified butter with a blended ginger, chili and garlic paste, onions and warm spices, then flat beans and basmati rice finish cooking in chicken broth in the same pan. Raisins go in with the rice, and sliced almonds and coriander finish the biryani.
Crisp onion and potato pakoras made with chickpea flour, rice flour, herbs and spices, deep-fried until golden. Want to be part of a Pakora related Guinness World Record attempt? Sign-up to join BBC Asian Network’s challenge to set the world record for the Longest Pakora Dunking Relay on the 23rd September.
Here's a fresh take on the classic spinach and white cheese curry using orzo as a vehicle for getting an Indian restaurant food fix at home. It looks quite like a creamy spinach risotto but has big, bold Indian flavours.
Fresh spinach wilts in batches with onion, fenugreek, cumin, coriander, tomato and green chilli, then half of it is puréed and returned to the pot with cream and lemon juice. Pan-fried homemade paneer, cut into bite-size pieces and fried to a light gold, folds through at the end.
A spiced stir-fry of golden paneer with onion, mushrooms, carrots, green beans and bell pepper in a soy, ginger and maple glaze with cumin and turmeric.