Lightly sweetened caramelized Basmati rice makes a great accompaniment to Parsi Dhansak or any of our curries. (½ sheet pan, feeds 8-12 as a side to Dhansak or curry.)
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Peri Rohith
Peri Rohith
Spice Ladle, we create the kind of food anyone with a palate for good flavor would wholeheartedly appreciate. In our kitchen, we like experimenting with the versatility of India’s smorgasbord of regional flavors to create recipes with more global appeal and a healthy touch.We are particularly nit-picky when it comes to the ingredients that go into our dishes. Spice Ladle sources the freshest produce, organic lentils, all-natural meat, and freshly baked bread which comes to us right from a local bakery. We are always looking for ways to keep it organic, or as natural as possible.For one of the most critical aspects of our cooking – we source organic spices from 24Mantra; drop by their site and read the inspiring ways in which they are changing the life of farmers in India using sustainable farming methods.
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