Indian food

[butterflies]

I have guests coming for a couple of weeks and they love spicy indian food. Can anybody give me an easy enough recipe, (without using processed foods hence sauces in jars etc). TIA

[Jugglering]

Without knowing what sort of dishes (veggie, meat, fish etc) you want to make, I only recommend you have a peek at this brilliant website:-

http://www.mamtaskitchen.com/

When serving up indian food, I always make lots of different dishes - that way everyone gets a good choice and if there's something they don't like, it's not the end of the world ! For my last dinner party, I served up:-

Starter:- Mixed veg pakora, onion bahjees and veg samosas on a bed of shredded lettuce, pak choi & mouli with wedges of lime and lemon.

Main:- Potato and Pepper curry, pea & carrot in ginger, celery & okra sambal, chick pea curry, lentil dahl, pilau rice and home made naan breads

Dessert:- Exotic fruit salad

[JMR27]

If you want to make an authentic curry the easy way try Fiddes & Payne curry spices. They're sold in tins in the larger Tesco stores - so far I've tried the Madras and Korma - both yummy and they also do a Jalfrezi. Just follow the instructions on the tin.

[terambulan]

have a look at Recipes under this site

[butterflies]

Thank you everybody. Jugglering all that sounds so nice but so complicated! Will go onto the site and find something no doubt. Thanks again.

[shahsachin]

Chicken Curry recipe will be the perfect recipe for your guests:
Preparation:
Prepare onion paste and add chopped ginger garlic in a food processor. Make a smooth mixture with water.
Heat the oil in a pan. Add the cumin, fennel seeds, cinnamon and chilli flakes. Mix for 30 seconds.
To know the full recipe and for more recipes go on https://livingfoodz.com/recipes/detail/Dak-Bunglow-Chicken-Curry-112 website.