Monday, August 18, 2008

Indian Main Dish

Indian food is as diverse as many ethnic and cultural groups in India. Tradition, ethnicity, geographic location, religion or individual preference defines a typical meal Thali (a large plate with small bowls dishes). A typical Indian meal consists of starch, lentils or beans, and vegetable. Non-vegetarians have meat in moderate quantity.

Starch
Dalchini Palau (Cinnamon Fried Rice)
Mulla Ka Paratha (Horseradish Bread)
Naan (Indian Yeast Bread)
American Chopsuey
Alu Roti (Potato Filled Bread)
Bagghar-E-Chawwal (Seasoned Rice)
Makki Ki Roti (Punjabi Corn Bread)
Poori (Fried Flour Flat Breads)
Ravai Uppamma (Semolina Upama)
Rava Dosa (Semolina Dosa)
Wada Pav (Bread and Potato Sandwich)
Plain Dosa (Plain Rice Dosa)
Masala Dosa (Spicy Dosa)
Lentils and Beans
Dahi Ki Dal (Split Pea and Yogurt Soup)
Dal Fry (Spicy Fried Lentil Soup)
Chana (Spicy Chickpeas)
Vegetables
Punjabi Kadi with Pakora (Dahi Besan Kadi)
Tamatar Aur Matar (Tomatoes with Peas)
Egg Curry with Tomatoes
Palak paneer (Spinach curry with Cheese)
Mashed Eggplant (Baigan Ka Bharta)
Matar Paneer (Green Peas and Cheese Curry)
Varan (Maharashtrian Dal)
Okra or Ladies Finger Curry (Bhindi Curry)
Bengali Vegetable
Cauliflower Curry
Dum Aloo (Spiced Potato in Gravy)
Pakistani Aloo Subzi
Non Vegetarian
Tandoori Chicken
Sheek Kebab
Butter Chicken (Makhan Wala Chicken)
Manchurian Chicken
Prawn Curry with Coconut
Prawn Curry (Shrimp Curry)
Lamb Curry with Yogurt
Chicken Tikka Masala
Yakhani
Rogan Josh
Khorma (Cubed Lamb)
Kima Mutter (Ground meat with Green Peas)
Pakistani Lamb
Handi Gosht (Pakistani Mutton Stew)

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