Try these Indian dishes to warm yourself up this winter

Winter is here. The breezy days and chilly nights feel better after the sweltering heat of the summer. Most people like this season while there are some who are not a big fan of winter. With the reduced temperature and increased appetite, you feel sluggish and uninterested to do physical activities. That’s why you need the motivation to indulge in some eating and gorge on these treats to warm yourself up this winter. So, order the food delivery or takeout food to treat yourself to these Indian dishes.

Lamb Palak 

If you are in search of that one dish that is loaded with nutrients and keeps you warm, this is it. This delicious curry is made with a combination of spinach & lamb chunks and oozes with plenty of flavors. Not only that, the flavor of spices and vegetables like ginger and garlic makes this an apt dish to relish in winter.  

Gajar Ka Halwa 

Gajar ka halwa is a well-known winter dessert in India that people enjoy. The bowl of grated carrots stir-fried in ghee with healthy nuts is a delight to eyes and tastebuds. The piping hot spoonful of Gajar ka halwa with melting ghee can make anyone drool in the chilly winter. 

Malai Methi Paneer 

Malai Methi paneer is a heavenly combination of cream, cheese, spices, and aromatic fenugreek leaves that turn out perfectly. This savory dish is satisfying and succulently rich with flavors, best relished when added with some cream on top and Butter Naan on the side. 

Samosa Chaat 

Nothing can be compared with a steamy hot plate of Samosa Chaat as a winter evening snack. It’s a blessing for all Indian street food lovers. Samosas are filled with spiced potato chunks and served with mouth-watering garbanzo beans to foodies love to have. But winter is the season when it is most enjoyed hot, and crispy.  

Paneer Pakoda 

This is the dish that makes you start craving for it as soon as you hear its name. The paneer cubes, spiced and dipped into the chickpea flour batter, are deep-fried for a crisp outer crust. The piping hot pakodas are soft and cheesy on the inside and best enjoyed with mint sauce and a cup of freshly brewed chai.

Mixed Vegetable

This Mixed vegetable dish is a mixture of vegetables, stir-fried and cooked in spices that people love to relish on a chilly dinner night. It is heavy in nutrients and light on the stomach, having the nutrition of seasonal vegetables. You can have a hearty bowl of these mixed vegetables with the hot chapatis for warmth.

Now that you are aware of what Indian dishes can make you warm and cozy this winter, don’t miss out on them and try as many as you can. Visit Indian Grill - an Indian restaurant in San Leandro or place your order for home delivery.