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Indulge in the irresistible flavors of Keema Samosa, a delightful snack that's perfect for any occasion. Imagine a savory, spicy, and slightly smoky meat filling encased in a crispy, golden pastry shell. This mouthwatering appetizer is sure to become a favorite for anyone who loves bold and delicious bites.

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65 minutes · Serves 4 · Makki ki roti Sarson ka saag along with white butter, jaggery, pickles and onions, best winter meal ever!! #punjabirecipe #northindianfood #instantpotrecipe #glutenfree #vegetarianfood #indianfood… More

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Slow-cooked in a cast-iron pot, tender, fall-off-the-bone oxtail simmers in a rich, savoury gravy infused with red wine, tomatoes, and fragrant spices, creating a deep, full-bodied dish with velvety textures, hearty vegetables, and an irresistibly bold, meaty richness that lingers on the palate.

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Restaurant Style Kadai Paneer - Soft paneer cooked with bell peppers, onion, tomato and freshly ground homemade kadai masala. It's delicious, spicy and pairs best with naan and parathas.

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Explore the rich flavors of Filipino cuisine with this savory Pork Adobo recipe. This traditional dish combines tender pork pieces simmered in a flavorful blend of soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, and spices. Perfect for a comforting meal that brings the taste of the Philippines to your table.

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This British Medieval Inspired Potage Stew is based on medieval peasant stews. Our version is packed with root vegetables, kale, beans, lentils, barley and oats, and flavoured with vegetable stock, bay leaf, and fresh herbs. While some ingredients like lentils weren't widely available to medieval peasants they were an ingredient that was imported and used by wealthier families. Our recipe stays true to the adaptable make-do necessity of peasant cooking so we chucked in some lentils to our…

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