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Punjabi
Butter chicken
Tandoori chicken simmered in a mild, silky sauce of tomato, butter and cream, scented with dried fenugreek.
Tastes rich and bright
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Chole bhature
Chickpeas cooked dark, sharp and spicy, with bhature — big, puffed breads of soured dough, deep-fried.
Tastes mild and bright
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Aloo paratha
Wholewheat flatbread stuffed with spiced potato, rolled thin and cooked on a tawa with ghee, eaten with white butter, yoghurt and pickle.
Tastes mild
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Punjabi
Tandoori chicken
Chicken on the bone, marinated in yoghurt, lemon and spice, then roasted fast in the fierce heat of a clay tandoor.
Tastes bright, mild and rich
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Punjabi
Chargha
A whole chicken slashed and marinated in yoghurt, lemon and spice, steamed until tender, then deep-fried until the outside is crisp.
Tastes bright, mild and rich
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Bengali
Kosha mangsho
Goat meat fried slowly with onion, ginger, garlic and yoghurt until the masala turns dark and clings — Bengal's Sunday mutton, eaten with luchi or rice.
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Bengali
Mishti doi
Milk reduced and sweetened with caramelised sugar or date-palm jaggery, then set as yoghurt in clay pots — thick, fawn-coloured and sweet.
Tastes sweet
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Gujarati
Thepla
Thin, soft flatbreads of wholewheat flour kneaded with fresh fenugreek, yoghurt and spice, cooked on a griddle with a little oil.
Tastes hot and rich
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Gujarati
Khandvi
Gram flour cooked with yoghurt into a thick batter, spread paper-thin, rolled into soft spirals and tempered with mustard seed, sesame and coconut.
Tastes sharp and mild
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Gujarati
Gujarati kadhi
Yoghurt thickened with a little gram flour, simmered thin with ginger and chilli, sweetened slightly and tempered with ghee, cumin, clove and curry leaves.
Tastes sharp
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Gujarati
Handvo
A savoury cake of fermented rice and lentil batter with grated bottle gourd, baked or pan-cooked until crusty and topped with a mustard and sesame tempering.
Tastes mild and bright
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Kashmiri
Rogan josh
Mutton on the bone, browned in hot fat and simmered with yoghurt, fennel, dried ginger and Kashmiri chilli into a deep red gravy that's fragrant more than fiery.
Tastes very rich, mild and bright
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Kashmiri
Kashmiri yakhni
Mutton simmered in a pale, gently sour gravy of yoghurt scented with fennel, dried ginger and cardamom — no chilli, no turmeric.
Tastes very rich and sharp
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Kashmiri
Gushtaba
Large, soft balls of mutton pounded smooth with fat, simmered in a spiced yoghurt gravy — traditionally the last meat course of the wazwan.
Tastes very rich and sharp
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Kashmiri
Kashmiri dum aloo
Small whole potatoes, pricked and fried golden, then simmered slowly in yoghurt with Kashmiri chilli, fennel and dried ginger.
Tastes bright and mild
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Rajasthani
Laal maas
Mutton cooked in ghee and yoghurt with a great many dried red chillies, garlic and whole spice — fiery, deep red and often smoky.
Tastes very rich and mild
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Rajasthani
Gatte ki sabzi
Dumplings of spiced gram flour, boiled and sliced, then simmered in a tangy yoghurt gravy.
Tastes sharp, hot, rich and salty
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Levantine
Fatteh
Layers of toasted flatbread, warm chickpeas and garlicky yoghurt with tahini, finished with pine nuts sizzled in butter or ghee.
Tastes sharp
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Levantine
Mansaf
Lamb cooked in a sauce of jameed — dried, fermented yoghurt — piled on rice over thin bread, with toasted almonds and pine nuts.
Tastes sharp and very rich
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Persian
Tahdig
The golden crust of rice fried at the bottom of the pot and turned out whole — the part everyone reaches for first.
Tastes very rich and bright
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Persian
Joojeh kabab
Pieces of chicken marinated in saffron, lemon and onion, grilled over charcoal and eaten with rice and a charred tomato.
Tastes sharp and savoury
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Turkish
Dolma
Vegetables hollowed and filled, or vine leaves rolled, round rice with herbs and spices and sometimes meat.
Tastes bright
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Turkish
İskender kebab
Thin slices of döner over cubes of pide, with tomato sauce, sizzling browned butter poured over at the table and thick yoghurt alongside.
Tastes sharp and rich
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Turkish
Mantı
Tiny meat-filled dumplings, boiled and served under garlicky yoghurt, with butter sizzled with red pepper poured over.
Tastes sharp
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Turkish
Çılbır
Poached eggs on garlicky yoghurt, with butter foamed with red pepper poured over the top.
Tastes sharp and rich
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Greek
Tzatziki
Thick strained yoghurt with grated cucumber, garlic, olive oil and dill or mint — cold, sharp and made for grilled meat.
Tastes sharp and rich
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