About Us

Have you ever been to an Indian restaurant and wondered how they make flatbreads like naan, roti, dosa, uttapam, or even puri so fluffy? 

Does the aroma from freshly ground spices excite you? Then you and I agree that Indian cuisine is really yummy and you can't get enough and want to learn more about it. 

Indian Khana Made Easy is a blog about Indian cooking, especially about the dishes my sister and I grew up with and dishes my mother improvised over the years. Combined with her experience and what she picked up from the American "semi homemade" cooking shows, she made cooking our favorites easy and fun to learn. 

I created this online recipe portal with my mother's guidance. This accessible guide helps me feel less helpless in situations like "what will I make for lunch" or " oh, no, I ran out of fresh vegetables, what can I make with salsa and dry lentils".  

I grew up on a vegetarian diet so all the recipes in this blog are Vegetarian. They can be modified to include meat if preferred. The dishes range from simple to moderate level and many of them are Gluten Free. 

As you browse through this blog, you will not only learn to cook Indian food, but also experiment with various spices, herbs, lentils and flours. If you are just starting out, we also have product reviews for semi-homemade recipes. 

Don't forget to check out our restaurant reviews. Over the years, we've dined in many places to see how they compare. Hey! We all need a break from cooking every once in a while.  

Let's talk food. If you have any questions about cooking techniques, identifying spices, lentils, flours, and/or recipes, please email us. We love hearing from you! 

If you're interested in guest posting or have a product for us to review - feel free to leave us a comment or send us an email. 

We appreciate the feedback. You can reach us via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Gmail. 

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Email Us: ikme2010@gmail.com

Hot off the press - here's what people are saying about us
Honorable mention on the 2016 National Nutrition Month Blogroll - Savor the Flavor of Eating Right
Just in time for Diwali, the festival of lights. Nov. 2nd post on EatinAsian
"The Spice is Right" post on Wanderfood Wednesdays is about the use of spices in Indian cooking
"Geek Out" session with Lauren Van Mullem, Travel & Food Blogger for Wanderfood Wednesdays
Lauren Van Mullem from Wanderfood Wednesdays' review of our recipe Baigan Bharta
"Indian Spices 101: What's in Your Rack?" post on EatinAsian
Holi Celebration by Lassi With Lavina
Our recipe for Veggie Pops included on Homemaker Chic's list of Savory Cupcakes, cake pops and more

13 Easy to Make Healthy Snack Ideas on Ellduclos.blog included our Almond and Date Balls recipe

Our Travel Posts
Reflections on Our Travel to the Motherland 

New Delhi - Sights, Foodie Delights and Shopping

The Ajanta Caves

The Ellora Caves

Daulatabad Fort and Bibi ka Maqbara (Mini Taj)

Jaipur and Rantambore (2011 trip)

Hyderabad - Charminar bangle shopping

Thailand - Part one
Thailand - Part two
Thailand - Part three