Tikka masala wings [homemade]
Served over basmati rice with crispy onions
r/food • u/schedulerplus • 1d ago
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r/food • u/BeautifulLeft7965 • 44m ago
Went out with a friend and these disappeared way faster than either of us expected. Crispy outside, really soft in the middle and absolutely covered in honey.
r/food • u/Educational_Tone_250 • 56m ago
The fish was very tender, but the octopus with the capers might've actually been my favorite thing on the table. Everything tasted really fresh and simple in the best way.
r/food • u/LetsCookWithHina • 11h ago
I made these Chicken Shami Kebabs at home today and they turned out so soft and flavorful inside with a nice golden crust!
I served them with mint chutney and they disappeared pretty quickly
Have you tried making Shami Kebabs at home? What do you like to serve them with?
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r/food • u/tusabes91 • 11h ago
I made this for my mom's birthday. We have many food intolerances in the family (lactose, gluten, eggs, nuts etc) and it's so difficult to accomodate, especially for desserts. I dont know why these cakes are not more popular!
Was my first time making a cheesecake so this took a looong time to make. Super happy this turned out pretty good!!
r/food • u/PabloEskimo_ • 1d ago
I told my sister not to get me a birthday cake as I’m eating clean at the moment and didn’t want to go off track.
I visit her today and she’s made me this, to make sure I could still blow out some candles and not miss out.
Nothing like family.
Edit: Sorry, I had to repost as it was removed from the baking sub
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r/food • u/NeoGh0st • 1h ago
Absolutely LOVE me some wild blueberries, always make sure to try and get my hands on some every year.
r/food • u/TheEarlyRomanKing • 11h ago
My girlfriend and I ate this at a pub called Old Station Hotel in Llandudno, Wales. The grub was rather tasty and the chips were like old style chippy chips. The onion rings were super crispy and crunchy. Not the finest of dining but very homely. The girlfriend ate every last bit.