
Kuttu Paneer Chilla
Kuttu paneer chilla folds paneer into a buckwheat pancake, filling enough to carry a fasting day.
246 recipes for breakfast, with the full ingredients and method on the page. Page 3 of 5.

Kuttu paneer chilla folds paneer into a buckwheat pancake, filling enough to carry a fasting day.

Paniyaram cooks idli batter in a dimpled pan so each piece browns on the outside and stays soft inside.

Laccha Paratha is a flaky layered North Indian flatbread folded with ghee, coiled, rolled, and roasted until crisp at the edges.

Madurai Mutta Parotta is a Tamil Nadu street-style parotta folded with egg, onion, green chilli, and curry leaves.

Anda bhurji rassa turns scrambled egg into a thin Maharashtrian curry with dried coconut and garlic.

Batata rassa is a thin Maharashtrian potato curry, red with chilli and eaten with bhakri.

Kaju usal cooks cashews in a thin Maharashtrian gravy with coconut and garlic.

Vangyachi bhaji cooks aubergine with crushed peanuts, which thicken the dish as it goes.

Zunka is a thick Maharashtrian gram flour dish, drier than pithla and eaten with bhakri.

Malabar Pathiri is a soft Kerala rice flour flatbread kneaded hot, rolled thin, and cooked until it puffs in pale layers.

Malvani Vade are spiced rice, gram flour, and urad dal breads rested briefly and fried until crisp, golden, and spongy inside.

Goli baje fries a yoghurt-leavened batter into soft, tangy balls, a Mangalore teatime snack.

Mangalore buns are slightly sweet banana bread rounds, fried rather than baked.

Egg ghee roast gives boiled eggs the Mangalorean ghee roast masala, sour with tamarind and heavy with dried chilli.

Mango lassi blends ripe mango, curd, milk, sugar, and cardamom into a thick Punjabi-style yogurt drink.

Masala French toast soaks bread in spiced beaten egg with onion and chilli, savoury rather than sweet.

Masala oats cooks rolled oats like an upma, with onion, tomato and Indian spices.

Masala vada fries coarsely ground chana dal so the fritters stay craggy and crisp.

Matar ki ghugni cooks dried green peas down into a thick North Indian curry eaten as a snack or a meal.

Medu vada, the plain urad dal version, fries into rings that stay soft in the middle.

Meetha Sattu Sharbat is a North Indian roasted gram drink sweetened with jaggery and lifted with lemon, with a lightly grainy body.

A soft Turkish egg skillet cooked with tomatoes, green pepper, onion, parsley, and gentle spices.

Methi muthiya steams fenugreek and flour dumplings, then tempers them, a Gujarati way to use bitter greens.

Methi Thepla is a thin Gujarati fenugreek flatbread made with wheat flour, gram flour, curd, spices, and a little oil.

Moonglet cooks a ground mung batter like a thick omelette, a Jaipur street dish.

Morning Honey Lemon Water is a simple lukewarm drink with fresh lemon and honey, stirred directly in the mug for an early start.

Mughlai Mutton Baida Roti is a flaky street-style roti folded around dry mutton keema and egg, then pan-fried until crisp.

Mughlai Paratha is a Kolkata-style stuffed maida paratha filled with spiced egg, onion, green chilli, and coriander.

Bhel puri tosses puffed rice with chutneys and sev, assembled at the moment of eating so it stays crisp.

Vada pav puts a fried potato dumpling in a bun with dry garlic chutney, Mumbai's own sandwich.

Frankie wraps spiced potato in a paratha with onion and a vinegar-sharp masala, a Mumbai street roll.

A Malaysian nasi lemak plate with coconut rice, sambal, anchovies, peanuts, cucumber, and egg.

Nasi uduk cooks jasmine rice with coconut milk, lemongrass, pandan, daun salam, and fried shallots for fragrant Indonesian coconut rice.

Neer dosa pours a thin, unfermented rice and coconut batter into lacy white crepes.

New York bagel with lox layers cream cheese, smoked salmon, onion, tomato, capers, and lemon on a chewy deli-style bagel.

Aloo anda curry simmers boiled egg and potato in one onion and tomato gravy.

Anda do pyaza cooks boiled eggs with onion added twice, once softened into the masala and once late so it stays sweet and crunchy.

Egg ghotala is a street-style scramble of egg with onion, tomato and capsicum, mashed together in the pan as it cooks.

Egg keema matar crumbles boiled egg into a pea and onion masala so it eats like a mince curry.

Methi anda curry cooks boiled eggs in a gravy heavy with fresh fenugreek leaves.

Mughlai egg kurma simmers boiled eggs in a yoghurt gravy built on browned onion.

Omelette curry fries a whole omelette, cuts it into pieces and simmers them in gravy.

Oats idli steams a ground oats and semolina batter into idlis, ready without fermenting.

Palak Paratha is a green whole wheat flatbread kneaded with spinach, ginger, green chilli, ajwain, and a little oil.

A simple Catalan tomato bread rubbed with garlic, ripe tomato, olive oil, and salt.

Paneer bhurji crumbles paneer into a quick scramble with onion, tomato and capsicum.

Paneer bread roll wraps spiced paneer in flattened bread and fries it.

Paneer matar bhurji crumbles paneer with green peas, onion and tomato into a quick dry scramble.

Paneer pakoda batters slices of paneer in gram flour and fries them.

Paneer tikka roll wraps charred paneer in a paratha with onion and chutney.

Pani puri fills crisp shells with potato and floods them with spiced water, eaten one at a time.

A chewy Brazilian cheese bread made with tapioca starch, milk, egg, and cheese.

Papad pyaz ki sabzi turns roasted papad into a curry, simmered in yoghurt with onion until it softens.

Papdi chaat piles chutney, yoghurt and sev over crisp wafers, eaten before they soften.

Akuri is the Parsi scramble, eggs kept soft and loose with onion, tomato and coriander.

Kheema per eedu is a Parsi dish of spiced minced meat with eggs cracked over the top and cooked until just set.

Tamota eedu broth is a Parsi tomato soup with an egg poached directly in it.

Tamota per eedu cracks eggs over a bed of cooked tomato and lets them set, the Parsi way with almost anything.

Pesarattu grinds whole green mung into a batter and cooks it like a dosa, an Andhra breakfast.

Phodnicha bhaat fries leftover rice with a Maharashtrian tempering, the standard way of using yesterday's pot.