50 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.

A restaurant‑style vegetarian kofta curry made with finely grated cabbage koftas that are soft, juicy and lightly fried, served in a creamy tomato‑yogurt gravy flavored with mustard oil, spices, cashew and optional paneer. Perfect for a festive dinner or a comforting family meal.

A flavorful twist on classic instant Maggi noodles, loaded with colorful bell peppers, peas, tomato, onion, and paneer cubes, seasoned with chat masala, pav bhaji masala, chili flakes, and a touch of tomato ketchup. This Indian‑style Maggi mimics the rich, spicy taste of hill‑station street food and is ready in under 30 minutes.

A step‑by‑step guide to making perfectly crunchy, spicy dal vadas at home, just like the ones sold in Indian markets. This recipe uses soaked chana dal, coarsely ground with aromatic spices, mixed with rice flour and gram flour for binding, then deep‑fried to golden perfection. Serve hot with chutney or tea.

A crispy, spicy potato fritter (Alu Vada) from Madhya Pradesh, prepared with a unique besan batter and aromatic potato filling. Served hot with chutney, onions, lemon and chaat masala, this snack is perfect for tea time or as a street‑food style treat at home.

A complete Indian vegetarian meal featuring a flavorful peas and paneer curry, soft spinach parathas, and a refreshing pineapple raita. Perfect for lunch or dinner and easy enough for home cooks.

A detailed, step‑by‑step recipe for authentic Indian street‑style Bread Pakora (bread fritters) using a special Chandni Chowk spice blend. Includes homemade spice mix, flavorful potato filling, and a light besan batter for extra crunch.

A step‑by‑step guide to making soft, airy urad dal fritters that soak up creamy yogurt and are topped with a sweet‑spicy nutty garnish. This homemade version replicates the street‑food classic from Delhi and stays fresh for weeks when stored properly.

Learn how to make authentic, thin, transparent samosa pastry (patty) just like the ones sold at railway stations, paired with a flavorful spiced potato filling. This step‑by‑step recipe from Anukriti Cooking Recipes shows you how to layer the dough, cut perfect strips, and fry golden samosas that are crispy on the outside and soft inside.

A crunchy, tangy, and spicy Indian street‑food snack made from boiled chickpeas, fresh vegetables, yogurt, tamarind‑sweet chutney and ultra‑thin fried papdi. Perfect for tea time or as a party appetizer.

A complete Indian fasting thali inspired by restaurant‑style dishes, featuring tomato‑peanut‑beetroot gravy, paneer‑stuffed kofta, spinach paneer, aloo dum, rajgira batata vada, sabudana kheer, rajgira poori, sweet amchur chutney, green chutney and pakdi. All dishes are made without prohibited ingredients, yet taste like a full‑blown dhaba spread.

Crispy, melt‑in‑your‑mouth veg Manchurian balls coated in a silky Indo‑Chinese gravy, served with aromatic garlic fried rice. The secret is a light corn‑flour batter and a quick‑flash fry that keeps the balls soft inside and perfect for soaking up the gravy.

A rich, buttery Pav Bhaji inspired by Delhi's famous halwai (sweet shop) style, perfect for weddings, catering, or a hearty family dinner. The recipe includes two homemade chutneys, a special masala blend, and a smooth potato‑vegetable mash that delivers authentic street‑food flavor at home.

A show‑stopping Indian potato‑onion curry prepared in a unique wedding‑catering style. Baby potatoes are boiled, peeled, deep‑fried to a crisp, then simmered in a richly spiced tomato‑cream gravy with onions, capsicum, yogurt and aromatic whole spices. The result is a vibrant, aromatic dish that pairs perfectly with roti, paratha or rice.

A fluffy, airy white dhokla from Surat, Gujarat, paired with a fiery red garlic chutney. This recipe follows Anukriti Cooking Recipes' special technique for a restaurant‑quality dhokla that’s soft, jiggly, and perfectly spiced.

A flavorful, tomato‑based paneer curry made especially for Hindu fasts (Vrat). The dish uses a smooth tomato puree, cashew paste, and a touch of fresh cream to create a rich, aromatic gravy that pairs perfectly with puri, paratha or vrat‑friendly rotis.

A restaurant‑style Gujarati paneer dish with a rich, creamy, and slightly sweet gravy made from tomatoes, cashew paste, aromatic spices, mozzarella, khoya and bell peppers. Perfect with roti, naan or rice.

A crunchy, protein‑rich Indian snack made from soaked chana, urad and moong dal mixed with rice, fried to golden perfection and served with two homemade chutneys – a tangy sweet tamarind sauce and a refreshing green mint‑coriander sauce. Perfect for breakfast, tiffin boxes, or impressing guests.

A rich, buttery paneer curry that mimics the smoky, tangy flavor of North‑Indian dhaba dishes – made without onion or garlic. The paneer is marinated in a spiced yogurt mixture, then simmered in a tomato‑based gravy finished with mustard oil, butter, ghee and a hint of lemon. Perfect for a hearty dinner or special occasion.

A rich, sweet‑and‑spicy potato, cauliflower and peas curry prepared in the traditional halwai (confectioner) style. Fried cauliflower florets and potatoes are simmered in a thick tomato‑coconut‑khoya gravy, finished with aromatic whole spices, fresh herbs and a hint of ghee for a wedding‑like flavor.

A flavorful, smoky eggplant bharta made without onion or garlic. Roasted eggplants are blended with a tangy mustard‑oil spice paste, gram‑flour, tomatoes and aromatic spices for a truly unique Indian side dish that will wow the whole family.

A vibrant Hyderabadi sour dal (Khatti Dal) paired with a fast‑cook biryani‑style rice that tastes like traditional biryani but is ready in minutes. The recipe follows the unique method from Anukriti Cooking Recipes, using a pressure cooker for the dal and a simple dum technique for the rice.

A party‑ready Indian snack of spiced grated potato and paneer stuffed inside soft bread slices, coated with crunchy bread‑crumbs and deep‑fried to golden perfection. The rolls are crisp on the outside, flavorful on the inside, and can be made ahead and frozen for later use.

A restaurant‑style Kashmiri paneer korma with a sweet, creamy spinach‑fenugreek gravy. The paneer cubes are deep‑fried, then simmered in spiced water before being folded into a rich mustard‑oil based sauce flavored with Kashmiri red chili, garam masala, fenugreek, and a touch of lemon. Perfect for a festive Indian dinner.

Crispy, oil‑non‑absorbing dal pakoras inspired by Rajasthani halwai tradition. Made with a mix of chana, moong and urad dal, spiced with aromatic whole spices, and double‑fried for maximum crunch. Served with a tangy, mustard‑oil‑enhanced green chutney.

A crunchy, spicy, and flavorful sandwich inspired by Mumbai roadside masala toast. It features a vibrant green chutney, a tangy red garlic chutney, and a seasoned potato masala, all layered between buttery toasted bread with fresh vegetables and cheese.

A fragrant, protein‑rich whole‑masoor dal cooked with a homemade garam masala and finished with a buttery tempering, served alongside fluffy basmati rice. This Indian comfort dish is packed with aromatic spices, a creamy texture, and a hint of rose water for extra depth.

A mouth‑watering Indian comfort dish where soft wheat dhokli dumplings are simmered in a spicy, tangy mixed‑dal broth. Served hot with a fragrant ghee tempering, this recipe delivers the classic flavors of home‑cooked dal dhokli with step‑by‑step guidance.

A comforting, nutritious winter dish inspired by the traditional bajra khichdi made by grandmothers. This recipe uses pearl millet, moong dal, and a fragrant tempering of spices and mixed vegetables, delivering a hearty, gluten‑free meal that’s perfect for cold evenings.

A rich, buttery gravy packed with aromatic whole spices, besan, onions, tomatoes and thick sev that tastes just like the one served at roadside dhabas. The recipe recreates the signature dhaba‑style texture and tangy‑sweet flavor using homemade gravy, tomato ketchup and a splash of fresh cream.

A step‑by‑step guide to making soft, flavorful poha just like the ones sold by street vendors. This recipe uses thick poha, fresh onions, sweet neem leaves, peanuts and a touch of lemon and milk for extra fluffiness. Perfect for a hearty Indian breakfast or snack.

A complete guide to making authentic Mumbai street‑style Bhel Puri at home, featuring three homemade chutneys – sweet date‑tamarind, vibrant green herb chutney, and pungent garlic chutney – plus a crunchy roasted masala. The recipe follows the exact steps from Anukriti Cooking Recipes, with detailed timings, tips, storage advice and troubleshooting for perfect, crunchy Bhel every time.

A festive South Indian combo of rich, aromatic Alu Kurma and fluffy Ghee Rice, just like the ones served at wedding buffets. The recipe walks you through making a coconut‑spice paste, pressure‑cooked potato curry, and perfectly flavored basmati rice with whole‑spice tempering.

A healthy, restaurant‑style Mung Dal Fry with a flavorful tadka (tempering). This Indian lentil dish is cooked in a pressure cooker for quick softness, then finished with a fragrant blend of spices, ginger, green chili, tomato and a final tempering that gives it the authentic dhaba taste.

A quick‑cook, restaurant‑style mixed vegetable curry using a homemade "magic" gravy masala. The masala is roasted and ground once, then added to a rich tomato‑based gravy that finishes with paneer, fresh herbs and a touch of cream. Perfect for busy weeknights or when unexpected guests arrive.

A crunchy, bite‑size Karmi Vada made from a blend of moong dal and chana dal, spiced and fried to golden perfection. Served with tangy chutneys and chaat toppings, this snack is perfect for tea time or as a party appetizer.

A rich, creamy, and aromatic Vin Pongal inspired by restaurant flavors. This South Indian comfort dish combines sona masoori rice and moong dal, cooked to perfect softness and finished with a fragrant ghee tempering of black pepper, cumin, ginger, green chilies, sweet neem leaves, and cashews.

Crispy, fluffy dal pakoras made the traditional way with soaked mung dal, aromatic spices and a hot oil fry. Served with green chutney or sweet chutney, these bite‑size snacks are perfect for tea time, parties or a comforting Indian street‑food treat.

A traditional Kolhapur‑style crunchy snack made with puffed rice, roasted peanuts, dry coconut, and a fiery blend of spices. Perfect for tea time, travel, or as a low‑calorie party bite.

A authentic South Indian sambar that tastes just like the one served in restaurants. Made with a blend of fresh vegetables, homemade sambar masala paste, and a fragrant tempering, this recipe delivers the perfect balance of tangy tamarind, spicy chilies, and aromatic spices.

Crispy, golden spinach pakoras made with a light besan‑rice flour batter, served with a fresh coriander‑mint chutney. Perfect for tea time or rainy‑day snacking.

A full Karachi breakfast platter featuring fluffy chickpea dumplings (Bole), spicy potato curry, sweet semolina Hawa (halwa), and puffed puris. The recipe follows the authentic street‑food techniques shown by Anukriti Cooking Recipes, giving you market‑like flavor at home.

A quick 5‑minute homemade premix for fasting (vrat) dhokla that can also be used to make idli, uttapam or dosa. The mix is stored at room temperature and turned into soft, spongy dhokla in under an hour, complete with a sweet‑sour tempering.

A step‑by‑step recreation of Kolkata’s famous Club Kachori served with a tangy, aromatic potato‑pumpkin curry. The kachoris puff up like balloons, turn golden‑crisp after a double‑fry, and pair perfectly with the rich, mustard‑oil tempered curry.

A rich, buttery mixed vegetable curry loaded with colorful veggies, paneer, and a silky yogurt‑cashew gravy. This restaurant‑style Mix Veg Lazeez is spiced perfectly and finished with cream, butter, and fresh paneer for a luxurious taste that makes you want to lick the plate.

A quick South Indian‑style rice dish made with leftover rice, coconut oil, coconut milk and mixed vegetables. The onions are caramelized with a touch of sugar for a subtle sweetness, while whole spices give the dish aromatic depth. Perfect for a fast weekday dinner or a tasty lunch.

Lukmi is a popular street‑food snack from Hyderabad, made like a samosa but with a uniquely crisp, flaky outer shell and a spicy potato‑pea filling. This recipe follows Anukriti Cooking Recipes' authentic method, from tempering spices to shaping and shallow‑frying the pastries for a crunchy, melt‑in‑your‑mouth bite.

A comforting, nutritious Indian khichdi made with pearl millet (bajra) and moong dal, flavored with ghee, cumin, ajwain, black pepper and a pinch of sugar. This easy‑to‑follow method shortens the traditional labor‑intensive process while preserving the authentic, grandma‑style taste.

A restaurant‑style Paneer Do Pyaz recipe from Anukriti Cooking Recipes. This dhaba‑inspired dish features crispy fried paneer and onions in a rich, spiced yogurt gravy with secret whole‑spice aromatics. Follow the step‑by‑step guide for authentic flavor and texture.

A vibrant, fiery Indian pickle made with large red chilies, roasted whole spices, mustard oil, and a tangy blend of vinegar and lemon juice. Ready in just a few hours of prep and a few days of resting, this achar adds a punch of flavor to any Indian meal.

A rich, restaurant‑style paneer curry made with roasted whole spices, besan, milk powder, and a silky poppy‑seed paste. The gravy is deep‑flavored, slightly sweet, and finished with ghee and fresh coriander. Perfect with roti, naan, or rice.