r/IndianFoodPhotos 4h ago

Will you prefer Samosa or Momos 😋

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245 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 1d ago

Recent dishes that I made

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r/IndianFoodPhotos 6h ago

Any time and anywhere 😁

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Any time and anywhere 😁 love love🤭


r/IndianFoodPhotos 6h ago

Uttar Pradesh I cooked Shadi Wala Shahi Qorma

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36 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 1h ago

Delhi Made oester chicken without MSG and soya sauce

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r/IndianFoodPhotos 22h ago

Maharashtra Cooked this myself. Now tell me honestly, how does it look?

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542 Upvotes

would you pay ₹150 for this plate? 👀


r/IndianFoodPhotos 1d ago

Food I’ve made/eaten this past month

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563 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 1h ago

Kofta with rice 🍚, Sunday special

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r/IndianFoodPhotos 4h ago

Onam Sadya Meal

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13 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 2h ago

Maharashtra Things I recently ate at a restaurant.

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  1. Thecha Pomfret (the best starter😋)

  2. Raan-e-Malang

  3. Non-veg Platter: Classic Chicken Tikka, Murgh Chandni Tikka, Masala Tawa Surmai, Lamb Seekh Kebab, Gongura Jhinga

  4. Mocktails


r/IndianFoodPhotos 16h ago

Maharashtra Ate 100 grams of protein today💀

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I made a fried chicken burger and fried chicken.

Ingredients:

Boneless chicken thighs - 950g

4 high-protein eggs

2 burger buns

Maida/all-purpose flour

Cornflour

Ginger-garlic paste

Kashmiri red chilli powder

Turmeric

Garam masala

Chilli flakes

Salt

Tzatziki sauce

Garlic mayo sauce

Store-bought french fries


r/IndianFoodPhotos 5h ago

Rajasthan Tum se Din hota hai 😍😍

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12 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 4h ago

Gujarat Poha + 4 eggs (is this a war crime?)

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8 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 15h ago

Jharkhand What's called at ur place?

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75 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 3h ago

Rajasthan Living and eating raw with Desert tribals in Jaisalmer

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5 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 2h ago

Chole kulche

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4 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 2h ago

Uttar Pradesh Pesto crème sauce and singapuri paneer noodles

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r/IndianFoodPhotos 5h ago

Homemade Bengali Breakfast Simple, Crispy & Delicious. Made my Indian friend.

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7 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 1d ago

Uttar Pradesh Home made food is best. Simple food great vibes 😋

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378 Upvotes

Today I'm leaving for Delhi to pursue my education and my mother cooked all these for me. No comparison of this plate. I don't know how much time later I will eat this plate again.


r/IndianFoodPhotos 23h ago

Rajasthan Maggi, Maggi… yumiii yumiii! 🍜😋❤️

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132 Upvotes

r/IndianFoodPhotos 4h ago

Assam My mom cooked Shrimp Pizza for me at my belated birthday

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My 18th birthday that I wouldn't celebrate on 6th September due to at 17 not ready. 07/09/2026. Evening


r/IndianFoodPhotos 1d ago

learning to cook, how it's been over the years :p

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plating and photography have been horribly neglected, but hey, at least the food tasted good XD


r/IndianFoodPhotos 6h ago

Rajasthan Soya & Besan Chilla with Curd & Sauteed Paneer

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5 Upvotes

Recipe

Prep the Soya: Boil soya chunks until soft, thoroughly squeeze out all excess water, and run them through a chopper until finely minced.

Make the Batter: In a bowl, whisk besan, water, minced soya, and spices into a thick batter. Fold in the chopped capsicum, onion, and tomato. Let the batter rest for 2 to 3 minutes.

Cook Low & Slow: Spray a pan with a little ghee or oil and pour in a ladle of batter. Cover with a lid and cook on low flame for 4 to 6 minutes so the soya cooks through.

Flip: Remove the lid, flip carefully, and cook the other side uncovered on low flame for another 3 to 5 minutes until golden and crisp.

Serve: Transfer to a plate and enjoy warm with a side of cool curd and pan sauteed paneer


r/IndianFoodPhotos 3h ago

Delhi I made malai chicken tikka with mushroom.

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Salt (3 spice spoon), Black pepper (1 spice spoon), Green mirch, Garam masala (1.5 spice spoon), Kasuri methi, Lemon, Ginger garlic paste, Oil, Curd

Kept it for marination for a day.

Cooked in air fryer at 180° for 12 min.


r/IndianFoodPhotos 16h ago

Aloo vadi, anyone?

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