If you share my interest in Indian food and are looking for some fabulous recipes to try, I think you will like today’s guest post from the fabulous Sana!
I reached out to Sana and asked her to share some of her favorite traditional Indian dishes and I cannot wait to make them soon!
Enjoy!
Indian Cooking 101
Hello Everyone!
I am so happy that Julie asked me to post about Indian food because truthfully, the best part about being Indian is the awesome food!
My name is Sana and I blog over at SuperSana.com. I have been blessed to grow up in America my entire life, so I don’t have the firsthand experience of fine Indian cooking. However, my mom is a wonderful cook and has basically taught me everything that I need to know.
Here are a few of my favorite recipes:
Moong Dal (lentil soup) Recipe
Minty Greek Yogurt Dip (essential to almost all Indian dishes) 
Just remember you can find all these ingredients at your local Indian/Middle Eastern/Regular Grocery store. Don’t be intimidated!
As always check out my recipe page for more easy Indian recipes!
Happy Cooking!
P.S. You can buy excellent naan from Trader Joe’s.
Indian food is my absolute fave!! It’s a shame you won’t be in Manchester on your trip to the UK they have an area called “the Curry Mile” – they have amazing food 🙂
Have a great trip!
Holly @ Welshgirlstyle(Quote)
I love this guest post! Indian food is my favourite!
I can’t wait to try out some of your recipes and check out your blog 🙂
Rachel McIntyre(Quote)
I have never tried making Indian food before! I guess I will have to try it now 🙂
Brittany @ DulceVie(Quote)
This is great! There is not ANY indian food in Arkansas so everytime I go home to Texas that’s the first place my family goes to eat (we did last night)!
Definitely need to try these!!
Kimberly Ann(Quote)
Awesome post. I absolutely fell in love with Indian food once I developed a vegetarian diet. It is unbelievably delicious! I love making simple recipes at home, but you sure cannot beat great authentic Indian food from a restaurant. The eggplant curry and naan pizza recipes both look amazing!
Hannah @ CleanEatingVeggieGirl(Quote)
Great post:-) I love Indian food but have always been nervous to try making it myself! Can’t wait to try the naan pizza yummy love + shine Courtstar
courtstar @ star systemz(Quote)
Hi Julie,
I really love indian cooking because the spices contain a lot of beneficial nutrients which are good for boosting a person’s immune system to fight diseases.
Edmund
Edmund Proctor(Quote)
These recipes look awesome! I am a HUGE fan of naan, we always make it at home! So good!
Brooke @ Running In Heels(Quote)
These look amazing!!! Aloo and Gobi and Bryani are some of my favorites, but it’s hard to even choose a favorite!! Great post!
Merri(Quote)
Yay!! This is awesome!! I adore Indian food but haven’t been entirely successful in my attempts to cook it at home. Thanks for sharing all of your awesome recipes, Sana! Can’t wait to give them a try.
Carol @ Lucky Zucca(Quote)