A wholesome one-bowl meal for special occasions or just because, packed with flavourful spices and hefty vegetables.

A quick vegetable stir-fry with the classic savoury spices of an Indian kitchen.

A deep, dark, complex mutton dish to impress your guests on festive occasions.

A sweet introduction to the world of fruit curries, this mango curry is perfect for an Onam Sadhya lunch.

Turn a can of luncheon meat into a spicy dish, a perfect pantry meal to cook before grocery runs.

Unlike many other chutneys popular in the Malaysian-Indian repertoire, this one veers sweet and makes for a great snack on its own.

This version of Malaysian-Indian chicken curry uses store-bought curry powder such as Baba’s, but is taken up a notch with extra spices.

A subtly spiced and hearty side dish, unfussy enough for a weeknight. 

Made with fresh rice of the first harvest at the end of the winter solstice, this is offered to gods & goddesses before family & friends.

Leela’s late mother was the family’s ‘culinary comforter’, and taught her how to make this vegetable dish. Complex in flavour, this recipe takes no shortcuts.

The star of this dish is fenugreek, along with the freshest fish possible.