Keema matar in a carbon steel bowl with spoon closeup from the front.

restaurant style keema matar

Keema matar is not your run of the mill curry. It’s a little different. Ground lamb or beef with peas. Sometimes different is really good. This is one of those times.

Two keema papadum and a bowl of kachumber salsa.

lamb keema papadum

Lamb keema papadum is appetizer you need to put into your arsenal. For when you just don’t want the same old same old. It’s sure to be a huge hit.

Tandoori paste in a clear bowl surrounded by ginger root and red chilies.

tandoori paste – Patak’s copycat

Patak’s tandoori paste has been around forever. It is the reference tandoori paste all around the world. Spicy. Tart. Red. It’s a backyard BBQ staple.

Tall stack of papadum from the front.

papadum with red onion chutney and mint raita

Papadum are those wonderful crispy Indian appetizers they serve up at Indian restaurants to start the meal. Try them with red onion chutney and mint raita for your next Indian dinner party.

Serving of chicken bhuna and rice from the front.

chicken bhuna curry

Chicken bhuna is a well spiced curry in a thick, rich sauce. Big tastes of Indian spice, onions and tomatoes. It’s just good home cooking – Indian style.