Looking for a curry with a twist? This winter serve your guests a mutton curry featuring seasonal guavas
Dals, Curries & Gravies
Dahi ma Gosht
Dahi ma Gosht is a tantalising mutton curry that was traditionally served at Parsi navjotes. It is super easy to make and in my meat-loving opinion beats the Gujarati Dahi Kadhi any day!
Ravaiya (Chutney Stuffed Brinjals)
A Gujarati classic reinvented by the Parsis, Ravaiya are chutney stuffed baby brinjals that are a must try for the Parsi food loving vegetarian.
Chicken Bafat
A Parsi dish that was originally stolen from the Mangloreans, this Chicken Bafat is deliciously spicy and sour and is a must have in your Parsi cooking repertoire.
Tatrelo Prawn Patio
The ideal accompaniment to a steaming plate of Dhandar, the Tatrelo Kolmi (Prawn) Patio is sweet, sour and spicy all at once and is a hot Parsi favourite
1-2-3 Masoor
This 1-2-3 recipe for Parsi style Masoor is a sure fire hit in the kitchen and on the dining table.
Chana ni Dar
Low in GI and high in Iron, this Parsi style Chana ni Dar is a perfect meal for pregnant Bawi Brides says guest author, The Good Parsi Wife
Parsi Green Curry
Parsis often consider the green curry to be the poor cousin of the red curry. That’s a shame as its yummy and a sinful curry to have with fish. Try it out.
Soonamai’s Malai Fish
This creamy malai based fish recipe passed down from generations is a great new way to cook fish which is easy and yummy at the same time.
Dhansak in eight easy steps
Cooking dhansak is the gospel of Parsi cooking. Now you can make dhansak at your home in eight easy steps – it doesn’t get any easier!