23 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.

The complete method to make delicious chole bhature just like the streets of Delhi. This recipe uses semolina to keep the bhature soft and fluffy, and the chole gets a wonderful flavor by leavening with baking soda, pomegranate seeds, and Indian gooseberry. With easy step‑by‑step instructions, you can make this classic combo at home.

A rich, creamy homemade hot chocolate made with fresh milk, cocoa powder, cornflour, sugar, and real chocolate. This Indian‑style recipe creates a thick, velvety drink that tastes like a premium store‑bought mix but is made in minutes.

A copycat of McDonald's iconic Spicy Paneer Burger made at home. The secret is a fresh roasted chili paste that gives authentic flavor and heat without relying on powdered spices. Crispy panko‑coated paneer, a tangy homemade spicy mayo, and crisp iceberg lettuce come together in a soft bun for a fast‑food experience in your kitchen.

A step‑by‑step guide to making crunchy, deep‑fried Momos with a flavorful batter coating. The recipe includes homemade Momos dough, a juicy vegetable filling, and a spicy, crispy coating that turns half‑steamed Momos into a street‑food‑style snack.

A quick, one‑pot Indian spiced rice cooked in a pressure cooker, packed with vegetables, aromatic herbs, and served with a refreshing yogurt raita. Perfect for a tasty lunch or dinner for 2‑3 people.

A step‑by‑step guide to making ultra‑crispy, restaurant‑style French fries at home, just like you find in Indian street markets. The potatoes are coated with ginger‑garlic paste, green chili, turmeric and corn starch for a golden, crunchy exterior and a soft interior.

A quick, no‑additive version of the classic Indian cashew fudge, made just like the sweet shop version. Soak cashews, blend with sugar, microwave, and shape – all in under 10 minutes of active work.

A fast, yeast‑free pizza made with a thick yogurt‑based liquid dough, cooked on a stovetop pan and finished with a simple tomato sauce, mozzarella blend, and your favorite veggies. No extra equipment needed – just a mixer, a fry‑pan and a tawa.

A step‑by‑step recreation of the smoky, slightly crispy chowmein you find at Indian street markets, made entirely at home using a regular steel wok and simple pantry ingredients.

A crunchy, non‑sticky peanut brittle made the traditional Indian way with pure jaggery, no chemicals or artificial sweeteners. Follow the step‑by‑step guide from CookingShooking Hindi for perfectly roasted peanuts, a glossy jaggery syrup, and a crisp finish.

A step‑by‑step guide to making authentic hotel‑style Pav Bhaji at home, featuring a rich blend of vegetables, buttery masala, and perfectly toasted Pav buns. The recipe captures the texture and flavor of street‑side stalls with a slightly healthier oil‑to‑butter ratio.

A restaurant‑style Indian cheese burger patty that’s ultra‑crispy on the outside and cheesy, spiced, and fluffy inside. Made with poha, boiled potatoes, a light batter and a crunchy cornflake coating, then deep‑fried to golden perfection. Served with a sweet‑spicy ketchup dressing and fresh lettuce.

A rich, dense Indian‑style Christmas plum cake loaded with candied orange peel, mixed dried fruits, nuts and warm spices. The batter is made with yogurt and a dark caramel syrup for deep flavor, then baked low and slow for a moist, jam‑like crumb that improves over a day.

A quick, spicy and garlicky twist on classic Maggi instant noodles. The recipe adds a hot garlic‑chili tadka with onions, bell pepper and aromatic herbs, giving the noodles a smoky flavor while keeping the original Maggi taste intact. Perfect for a fast snack or a light meal for two.

A quick, creamy and cheesy Chili Cheese Toast inspired by the CookingShooking Hindi video. Crunchy toasted pav topped with a spicy cheese spread, finished in an air‑fryer or on a skillet for maximum melt and flavor.

A step‑by‑step guide to making crisp, puffed sabudana papads at home without any baking soda, khar or soda. The recipe uses soaked sago pearls, a simple spice mix, air‑drying and quick frying for a crunchy Indian snack that can be stored for weeks.

A simple, melt‑in‑the‑mouth Indian milk sweet made with toned milk, powdered sugar and a hint of ghee. This recipe yields about 21 soft peda pieces (≈12 g each) in just half an hour.

A classic North Indian street‑food combo of spicy, tangy Delhi‑style chickpeas (chole) served with ultra‑light, fluffy bhature that puff up like footballs. The recipe uses a yeasted semolina‑enriched dough for the bhature and a secret spinach puree in the gravy for extra depth. Perfect for a hearty lunch or dinner.

Crispy, colorful cheese balls made with boiled potatoes, mozzarella, veggies and Indian spices. Coated in a light flour‑cornstarch batter and breadcrumbs, frozen briefly, then deep‑fried to golden perfection. Perfect as a snack or party appetizer.

A fluffy, oversized stuffed paratha inspired by café‑style “VIP” parathas. The dough is soft and elastic, filled with a spicy mix of onion, capsicum, green chili, sweet corn, paneer (optional) and melted processed cheese, then pan‑fried to a golden crisp with butter. Perfect as a hearty snack or a main‑course accompaniment.

A crunchy, melt‑in‑your‑mouth Bread Pakora inspired by Indian sweet‑shop stalls. Day‑old sandwich bread is filled with a spicy potato‑pea mixture, dipped in a thin besan batter, and fried to golden perfection. Perfect as a snack, appetizer, or party bite.

A quick, flavorful twist on classic Maggi noodles inspired by Indian‑Chinese street food. The noodles are boiled just 70% and tossed with garlic, green chili, onion, capsicum, carrot, cauliflower and a blend of red chili sauce, ketchup, soy sauces and rice vinegar for a smoky, non‑sticky, chowmein‑like experience.

A quick and flavorful Indian‑style toasted sandwich packed with a coarse cilantro‑peanut chutney, crunchy cabbage, capsicum, onion, tomato, cheese and a special spice mix. Ready in about 20 minutes, this snack is perfect for tea‑time or a light meal.