Michael Morgan+FollowHouston’s Hottest Indian Fusion Spot?Kitchen Rumors just opened in Houston and it’s already the talk of the town. Think: lobster dumplings with caviar, blue cheese chicken kebabs, and butter chicken ramen (yes, ramen!). The vibe is playful, the patio is dog-friendly, and the menu is packed with global twists on Indian classics. Pro tip: don’t skip the goat biryani or the chocolate cardamom mousse. This is not your average Indian restaurant—go hungry and bring friends! #Food #HoustonEats #IndianFood00Share
TurbulentTiger+FollowTried Paneer Tikka for the First Time at Home 🔥Paneer tikka is basically cubes of Indian cottage cheese marinated in yogurt and spices, then grilled or baked until slightly charred. The flavors are smoky, tangy, and just a little spicy. Decided to make it myself after seeing it everywhere online, and wow, the kitchen smelled incredible. The marinade is the real game-changer—so much depth from the garam masala and cumin. Didn’t expect it to be this straightforward, but the hardest part was waiting for it to marinate. Definitely impressed with how it turned out, especially for a weeknight dinner. #PaneerTikka #IndianFood #HomeCooking #Food50Share
RavingRaven+FollowThe secret to a better butter chicken is a special marinadeMarinated chicken overnight with yogurt, garlic, ginger, and a bunch of spices—definitely made a difference in flavor. Cooking the chicken in a hot pan first gave it a good char before simmering everything in a creamy tomato sauce. Used a mix of heavy cream and a splash of milk to get the sauce just right. The kitchen smelled incredible while the sauce thickened up. Served it with some steamed rice and naan from the store. Tip: If you want the sauce extra smooth, blending the tomatoes before adding the cream helps a lot. #ButterChicken #HomemadeDinner #IndianFood #Food #Cooking30Share
Rebecca Allen+FollowCumin Rice in 10 Minutes—My Weeknight StapleMaking Jeera Rice is super easy and honestly, it’s my go-to when I want something flavorful but quick. Here’s how I do it: Rinse 1 cup of basmati rice until the water runs clear. Let it soak for 15 minutes. Heat 2 tablespoons of ghee or oil in a pan. Add 1 teaspoon cumin seeds and let them sizzle. Toss in the drained rice and sauté for a minute. Add 2 cups of water and a pinch of salt. Cover and cook on low until the rice is fluffy and water is absorbed—about 12 minutes. Fluff with a fork and serve with your favorite curry or just some yogurt. #jeerarice #quickrecipes #indianfood #Food #Cooking30Share
HarmonicPhantom+FollowWhy Is Indian Restaurant Rice So Addictive? 🍚Indian restaurant rice is on another level. It's always fluffy, every grain separate, and there’s this subtle smokey aroma with a glossy, almost buttery finish. I’ve tried making it at home—used basmati, rinsed it, even added saffron and peppercorns—but mine never has that same depth. I’m honestly stumped by the flavor. Maybe it’s the ghee or some secret spice blend? Ate it last weekend at a local spot, and I just sat there, low-key amazed, trying to figure out what I’m missing. Anyone cracked the code? #IndianFood #RiceLover #FoodMystery #Food40Share
