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A protein‑rich, fiber‑packed Indian kidney bean curry cooked with minimal oil and aromatic spices. The recipe keeps the bean‑cooking water to preserve nutrients and delivers a flavorful, wholesome dish perfect for lunch or dinner.
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A quick, high‑protein Indian‑style sandwich perfect for breakfast or a portable lunch. Made with boiled Kabuli chickpeas, grated paneer, hung curd and aromatic spices, it delivers about 22 g of protein per serving.

A fusion take on classic Hyderabadi chicken biryani, adapted for the American kitchen. Chicken is marinated with biryani masala, ginger‑garlic paste, and fresh herbs, then layered with par‑boiled basmati rice and baked in the oven for a fragrant, fluffy one‑pot meal.

A vibrant South Indian-inspired cake soaked in a fragrant honey‑rose syrup, topped with spicy jam icing and a sprinkle of desiccated coconut. The cake is buttery, juicy, and has a subtle heat from Kashmiri chili powder, making it a popular treat in bakeries across Hyderabad, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

यह रेसिपी दिल्ली की सड़कों की देहाती शैली में तैयार किया गया चिकन चेंगेज़ी है। बारीक कटा हुआ प्याज़‑काजू पेस्ट, ताज़ा टमाटर प्यूरी और दही के साथ बनायीं गई यह ग्रेवी, आधी पकी हुई हड्डी वाले चिकन के साथ मिलाकर परोसी जाती है। रेसिपी में सभी चरणों को विस्तार से बताया गया है, जिससे घर पर भी आसानी से रेस्तरां जैसा स्वाद मिल सके।

A flavorful Indian-style okra (bhindi) stir‑fry tossed with paneer and melted mozzarella. Packed with protein and low in carbs, this quick vegetarian dish is perfect for weight‑loss diets and family meals.

A high‑protein, low‑carb Indian dosa made without rice or fermentation. Made from a blend of five dals, oats and fenugreek, this diabetic‑friendly dosa delivers about 116 kcal and 7.5 g protein per serving. The batter is soaked overnight, blended to a smooth paste and cooked on a hot cast‑iron tawa with a touch of oil or ghee.