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  • Royal Mutton Chops is my go-to recipe when I want to impress dinner guests. The name isn’t just for show – these chops really do taste royal. The secret lies …

  • Sweet and Sour Meat is a comforting dish that brings together the rich flavors of mutton with a tangy-sweet sauce. I learned this recipe from my grandmother, who would make …

  • Yakhni Biryani is a treasured recipe that brings together perfectly cooked mutton and aromatic rice. I learned this recipe from my grandmother, who always said the secret lies in cooking …

  • Dal Kadhi is one of those recipes that fills your kitchen with the most amazing aromas. I learned this recipe from my grandmother, and it’s become my go-to comfort food. …

  • Chicken and Pasta Balti is my go-to recipe when I’m craving something different from regular pasta dishes. I first tried this combo when I had leftover curry spices and pasta …

  • Chicken Shahjahani brings the flavors of royal Indian kitchens to your home. Named after Emperor Shahjahan, this recipe blends whole spices, creamy cashew paste, and tender chicken in a rich …

  • Oats Idli is my go-to recipe when I want something quick, healthy, and satisfying. I discovered this recipe while trying to make traditional South Indian idlis more nutritious for my …

  • Yakhni Shorba is one of those comfort soups that warms you from the inside out. I learned this recipe from my grandmother, who always said the secret lies in the …

  • Oats Vegetable Curry turns the breakfast staple into a satisfying main dish. I stumbled upon this recipe while looking for new ways to use oats, and it’s become a family …

  • Paneer Mint Rice is one of my go-to recipes when I want something quick but packed with flavor. I first tried this recipe during a hot summer day when I …

  • Seviyan ka Muzaffar is a luxurious vermicelli dessert that blends the goodness of milk, ghee, and premium spices. The name ‘Muzaffar’ hints at its royal origins, and one bite tells …

  • Pindi Chana gets its name from Rawalpindi, where this style of cooking chickpeas became famous. It’s different from regular chole because the gravy is drier and the spices are more …