10 Mouth-Watering Indian Dishes To Try With Your Partner This Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day Special: Make your Valentine's Day extra special with these trending and mouth-watering Indian dishes. Cook with love, serve with warmth, and create unforgettable moments with your partner.

This melt-in-the-mouth Awadhi delicacy is a must-try for meat lovers. Made with finely minced lamb and a blend of aromatic spices, Galouti Kebabs are soft, flavorful, and perfect for a romantic appetizer.

A great vegetarian alternative to kebabs, tandoori chaap is made from marinated soya chunks grilled to perfection. Serve it with mint chutney for a smoky and spicy start to your meal.

 

A creamy and mildly spiced curry, mushroom matar masala is packed with earthy flavors and pairs well with naan or jeera rice. This comforting dish is perfect for a cozy dinner.

This rich and aromatic Kashmiri dish features tender mutton slow-cooked in a luscious, spicy gravy. Serve it with basmati rice or tandoori roti for an indulgent main course.

A restaurant-style dish, paneer lababdar is made with soft paneer cubes cooked in a creamy tomato-based gravy with a hint of kasuri methi. It’s a delightful treat for vegetarians.

 

Succulent prawns cooked in a creamy coconut and cashew gravy, this dish brings a subtle sweetness balanced with mild spices. It’s an elegant seafood dish to enjoy with your partner.

For a healthy and flavorful option, try tandoori malai broccoli. Marinated in yogurt, cream, and spices, then grilled to perfection, this dish adds a unique touch to your dinner.

Stuffed with spiced potatoes and served with tangy and flavorful chole, Amritsari kulcha is a North Indian favorite that makes for a filling and delicious meal.

A slow-cooked delicacy, Mutton Nihari is rich, aromatic, and packed with spices. Served with soft tandoori roti or naan, this dish is perfect for those who enjoy bold flavors.

End your romantic dinner on a sweet note with rasmalai—soft paneer dumplings soaked in saffron-infused milk, garnished with pistachios and almonds.

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