Curry - Daal

In North Indian cooking, curries and dals are the heart of the table—crafted to nourish, comfort, and bring people together. This collection highlights slow-simmered lentils, fragrant plant proteins, and rich, tomato-onion gravies that balance deep spice alchemy with everyday, wholesome ingredients. Whether you are craving a light weeknight tadka or a hearty centerpiece dish, explore our comforting house recipes below.

by Dalvir Sahota | July 23, 2026
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Japanese curry stands entirely apart from traditional Indian styles, celebrated for its unique, velvet-smooth texture and a beautifully balanced flavor profile that is simultaneously sweet, savory, and warming.

While many home cooks rely on processed, store-bought solid roux b...

by Dalvir Sahota | July 22, 2026
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Potatoes hold a sacred place in traditional home cooking, transforming from a humble root vegetable into a spectacular canvas for warming aromatic spices. Known traditionally as Aloo Masala, this dish is a foundational staple found on almost every North Indian dinner table.

Thi...

by Dalvir Sahota | July 23, 2026
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This is one of those foundational dishes that holds a permanent place on the weekly dinner rotation. Lighter and far more vibrant than a heavy butter chicken, it delivers a deeply satisfying balance of warming spices, tender chicken thighs, and a rich, aromatic tomato-onion gravy...

by Dalvir Sahota | July 23, 2026
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Think of Egg Bhurji as scrambled eggs elevated to an entirely new level. A beloved street food staple across northern India, this vibrant dish combines soft, fluffy eggs with finely diced vegetables and warm, aromatic spices.

Whether you are looking for a hearty, protein-packe...

by Dalvir Sahota | July 23, 2026
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Vindaloo is a dish characterized by its intense, vibrant personality. Originating in Goa with roots in Portuguese culinary traditions, this iconic curry relies on a signature interplay of fiery chilies and sharp, clarifying vinegar rather than heavy oils or creams. It is deeply w...