With sweet and subtle curry sauces, tangy chutneys, and coconut desserts, Indian dishes pack in a lot of flavor and are a great introduction to spicier cuisines.
A kid-friendly yet adventurous recipe for Indian Hand Pies with Lamb from chef Andrew Zimmern.
Cucumber relish is a versatile side dish that goes well with Indian, Middle Eastern or Mediterranean dishes. It's also a snap to make.
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This traditional Indian flatbread makes a great complement to any meal.
Based on an Indian recipe, this yummy stew is slightly exotic and simple to make -- as well as highly nutritious. If kids want to help in the kitchen, they can cut up the potatoes and measure out the spices.
This traditional Indian curry dish can be made in a Crock-Pot® slow cooker.
Pack a rich taste of India in their lunch
See why mangos are the most popular fruit in the world! This is a traditional Indian recipe that tastes so delicious your kids will never guess how good it is for them.
Packed with vitamins and fiber, sweet potatoes make a vibrant base for this easy, family-pleasing curry. If you're short on time, skip the frying step and add the tofu directly to the pan of simmering vegetables.
Packed with breadcrumbs and sweet tomato chutney, these burgers have a sweet, textured flavor kids will love. Cook on your outdoor barbeque or fry in sunflower oil for 4-5 minutes per side over medium-to-low heat if an outdoor grill is not an option.
Simple to make, but with a yummy yet mild, fruity curry flavor, this dish is great served with fluffy white rice. If you can't find curry paste, use korma or mild curry powder instead, adding it at the same time as the apple.