Recipes
Cook with the ghaani
Everyday Indian recipes, made with Truly Cold Pressed oils and bilona ghee.

Shikanji
The glass fogs the moment he pours. First sour, then salty, then cold enough to hurt, and only at the very end...
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Kashmiri Kahwa
Pale gold tea with a thread of orange where the saffron bleeds, cinnamon on the steam, and slivers of almond turning slowly...
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Gulab Sharbat
A syrup so dark it looks almost brown in the bottle, until a spoon of it opens into a clear pink glass...
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Dhaniya Panjiri
Dry, crumbly and eaten by the spoon straight off the thali. Roasted coriander, ghee, crushed makhana and small hard grains of mishri...
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Bel ka Sharbat
The colour of milky tea, thick enough to cling to the glass, tasting of dates and old wood with a pinch of...
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Aam Panna
Hazy green, thick, and sour enough to make your jaw tighten for a second before the mishri catches up. Black salt on...
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Jalebi
Bite the coil and it cracks, then floods your mouth with warm syrup. Sunday morning, straight off the kadhai, before the crunch...
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Sooji ka Halwa
Glossy, golden and heavy with ghee, spooned hot into a steel katori with a raisin swelling on top. Twenty-five minutes from start...
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Gulab Jamun
Dark, glossy and warm, soaked through to the middle. Press one with a spoon and syrup rises around it.
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Punjabi Samosa
The crust cracks under your thumb and drops flakes down your shirt. Inside, coarse potato with crushed coriander seed and a sour...
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Dal Makhani
Black urad dal simmered until it turns dark, thick and faintly smoky, with butter sliding across the top and a slow swirl...
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Dal Baati Churma
A cracked baati split open and drowned in ghee, spicy panchmel dal poured over, and coarse sweet churma waiting on the side...
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Palak Paneer
Spinach so green it looks lit from inside, soft white paneer cubes sitting in it, and ginger and garlic still sizzling in...
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Chole Bhature
A bhatura the size of a plate, still ballooned, tearing open with a rush of steam over a bowl of near-black chole.
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Motichoor Ladoo
Break one open and it falls into hundreds of tiny sugar-soaked pearls, still soft, smelling of ghee and cardamom.
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Moong Dal Halwa
An hour of stirring turns pale dal paste into grainy gold, with ghee pooling at the sides and a smell that reaches...
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Aloo Gobhi
Cauliflower with dark gold edges, potatoes gone crisp at the corners, turmeric clinging to everything and mustard oil sharp in the background.
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Aam ka Achaar
Sunlight through a glass barni, mango pieces glowing yellow under dark oil, and that first sharp mustard smell when you open the...
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Gajar ka Halwa
Red winter carrots cooked down in milk for forty-five minutes, then ghee and jaggery, until it turns glossy and pulls away from...
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Thandai
Cold thick milk ground with almonds, fennel, poppy seeds and black pepper, strained twice through muslin until it is completely smooth. Holi...
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Baingan Bharta
Brinjal blackened whole on the flame until it collapses, peeled and mashed rough, cooked down with onion and tomato in sharp mustard...
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Atta Pinni
Wheat flour roasted in ghee for twenty-five minutes, puffed gond, plenty of nuts and dark jaggery, pressed into balls while still warm....
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Amritsari Chole
Chickpeas boiled dark with tea and amla, then simmered into a thick, glossy, near-black masala sharp with anardana and amchur. Kulcha, raw...
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Malpua
Lacy frilled edges, a soft middle, and the deep caramel of jaggery worked into the batter instead of a syrup. Fried in...
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