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A muscle-building, high-protein Indian pancake made with besan (gram flour), soya chunks, tomato, onion, and spices. Perfect for breakfast or a post-workout meal, this chilla is packed with all essential amino acids and is both filling and delicious.
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A step‑by‑step guide to making soft, flaky plain parathas at home. This Indian flatbread is rolled thin, folded, and cooked with ghee for a deliciously buttery finish. Perfect as a side for curries, dal, or enjoyed with butter and pickles. Also known as parota.

A traditional Hyderabadi chicken biryani where raw marinated chicken is layered with partially cooked basmati rice and cooked in sealed "dum" for aromatic, flavorful results. The recipe follows the authentic method seen at Lucky restaurant, including a 4‑5 hour marination with curd, ghee, and a blend of spices, layered rice, saffron, and fried onions.

A rich, restaurant‑style silky paneer curry that feels royal yet can be made at home. The dish combines soft paneer cubes with a creamy tomato‑onion gravy, enriched with cream and a hint of khoya for extra indulgence. Perfect for a special dinner or a festive feast.

A quick, nutritious, and kid-friendly Indian-style mixed bean salad, inspired by Tia serving beans for lunch in the transcript. This recipe is practical, healthy, and easy to prepare, making it perfect for a light lunch or a protein-rich snack.

Learn how to make fresh, creamy yogurt at home using just two ingredients—whole milk and a couple of tablespoons of plain yogurt as a starter. This simple, no‑heat‑required method yields a sweet, thick yogurt in about six hours and is perfect for breakfast, snacks, or as a base for sauces and desserts.

A classic Indian black gram dal tempered with ghee, cumin, ginger, green chilli and a hint of mango powder. This comforting, protein‑rich dish is perfect with roti, paratha or plain rice.