

Chicken Korma, Roti and Kachumber
Creamy, aromatic Chicken Korma with soft rotis & crisp cucumber salad. A protein-packed, perfectly spiced treat!
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Crispy Bihari fish fry with a squeeze of lemon - a perfectly spiced, iron-boosting delight!

Crispy, golden fish fry with a punchy Bihari-style marinade of mustard oil and classic spices. A perfect appetizer or side dish that's incredibly flavorful and easy to make at home. Ready in under an hour, it's a true taste of Eastern India.
Serving size: 1 serving

A simple, essential garnish for countless Indian dishes. Freshly cut lemon wedges add a bright, tangy kick to dals, curries, and snacks, balancing rich flavors with a burst of acidity.
Serving size: 1 serving


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Crispy Bihari fish fry with a squeeze of lemon - a perfectly spiced, iron-boosting delight!
This bihari dish is perfect for snack. With 261.57 calories and 30.12g of protein per serving, it's a low-calorie option for your meal plan.
Prepare the Fish
Create the Marinade
Marinate the Fish
Shallow Fry the Fish
Drain and Serve
Wash the lemons thoroughly under running water. Pat them completely dry with a clean cloth or paper towel. This removes any surface dirt or wax.
Optional but recommended: Firmly roll each lemon on your countertop for 15-20 seconds. This helps break down the internal membranes, making the lemon juicier and easier to squeeze.
Place a lemon on a cutting board. Using a sharp knife, carefully slice off the top (stem end) and the bottom (blossom end). This creates two flat, stable surfaces.
Stand the lemon on one of its flat ends. Slice it in half lengthwise, from top to bottom.
Lay each lemon half with the cut-side facing down. Slice each half lengthwise into two equal wedges. You will now have four wedges from the first lemon.
Repeat the process with the second lemon to get a total of eight wedges. Use the tip of your knife to flick out any visible seeds before serving.