Aadun (Nigerian Corn Flour with Palm Oil)
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Recipes using chile
221 recipes filed under Recipes using chile.
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Asaro
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Basic Indian Tomato Gravy
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Bhuna Khichuri (Bengali Rice and Lentils)
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Bonda (South Indian Vegetable Fritter)
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Cabbage Kimchi
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Chicken Biryani
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Chicken Curry
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Chicken Tikka Masala
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Chicken Vindaloo
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Chyapa Shutki Bharta
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Com Chien (Vietnamese Fried Rice)
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Curry Chicken I
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Dal Makhani (Black Gram with Cream)
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Deep Fried Chiles Stuffed with Potato (Mirchi Bada)
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Döner Kebab
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Green Mango and Cumin Drink (Aam Panna)
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Huevos Rancheros
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Indian Butter Chicken I
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Indian Mango, Chilli Powder, and Cumin Condiment (Chhundo)
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Kari Ayam (Indonesian Chicken Curry)
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Khaman Dhokla (Steamed Gram Bread)
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Koko da Kosai (Fermented Corn Porridge and Bean Fritters)
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Koshari (Egyptian Rice with Pasta and Lentils)
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Lemon Pickle I
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Lemon Pickle II
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Matar Paneer
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Miyan Shuwaka (Hausa Bitter Leaf Soup)
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Mukimo
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Nigerian Egg Stew
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Nigerian Ewa Agoyin
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Nigerian Rice and Beans Jollof
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Ofe Onugbu (Bitter Leaf Soup)
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Paksiw na Bangus (Milkfish Stewed in Vinegar)
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Palaver Sauce
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Pepes Ikan (Indonesian Steamed Fish)
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Phở Bò (Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup)
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Pohe (Spiced Flattened Rice)
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Potato Samosas (Aloo Pies)
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Quesadilla
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Raita
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Rendang (Indonesian Beef and Coconut Stew)
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Rujak Cingur (Indonesian Cow Snout Salad)
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Salsa (Fermented)
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Samosa
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Shakshuka I
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Shitha
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Sinigang (Philippine Sour Soup)
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