Indian Recipes (Most Popular)
Oh man, nothing better then a sweet potato dip! Awesome to dip veggies, pita chips on sandwiches and more. Can't wait for lunch tomorrow!!! it's so good, you could serve this as a side dish for dinner! Creamy smooth!!
Worth 0 points.
North Indian Flat bread; also called Chapatti.
Made from very fine whole wheat flour found in Indian stores. Used for gravy foods. Some recipes call for milk or yogurt (said to make the bread softer) and oil but these are not necessary and only add calories and fat to the nutritional value. If follow this recipe the Weight Watcher points are = 0 each
Nice, complex flavor. 100 calories for a whole cup! Adapted from a recipe by Shehzad Husain.
SERVES: 4
This is a great low carb dish. Served with Indian rice It is very filling.
The basic recipe can be easily altered by replacing the chicken with chick peas or mixed vegetables.
This very easy recipe works either as a curry over rice or as a great alternative to hummus. Serve hot or cold with fresh vegetables, naan, pita, or baked tortilla chips. It's a good way to get enough fibre into your diet!
Coriander seeds are known to help aid in digestion in Indian cooking. Many spices used in this cuisine have medicinal qualities.
If you're in the mood for a sweet treat - this is a healthy version of rice pudding, Easy to veganize (with soy milk). The calculations are with skim milk.
North Indian vegetable balls in rich creamy gravy.
Worth 5 weight watcher points per 1/2 cup.
This is really yummy! The recipe is from Eatingwell.com.
Got the basic recipe from Weight Watchers and just kept adding things! :) Super yummy!
These easy chickpea flour pancakes are delicious as a snack with some yogurt raita or paired with Indian dishes.
Besan flour is available at Asian food markets. I've also found it in the health food section of larger grocery stores and at organic food stores.
A recipe I tinkered with and edited to my own tastes. It's full of vitamins and protien, good for any vegetiarian. You can serve it with rice, sour cream, or plain yogurt.