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Serve India's Regional Favourites, Taught To You By Sanjeev Kapoor

Learn 50 recipes across seven regional collections, from Amritsari Aloo Kulcha to Malai Chingri Curry. Get self-paced video lessons and downloadable recipe PDFs to bring the dishes to your own table.

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India on a Plate

Give everyone something new to look forward to.

Dal Makhani with warm Amritsari Aloo Kulcha. Appam with Kaikari Ishtew. A Sunday lunch built around Kachche Gosht ki Biryani.

There's a particular pleasure in serving a dish you've always loved eating, and being able to say you made it yourself.

India on a Plate brings together 50 regional Indian recipes, with Chef Sanjeev Kapoor teaching every one.

Choose a familiar favourite or try something you've never cooked before. Gather your ingredients, follow Chef's demonstration, and bring a different part of India to your table.

Lesson preview

See exactly who you'll be learning from.

Every recipe in this collection is taught directly by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor.

Watch a lesson preview to see his teaching, follow the preparation, and get a feel for the course before you enrol.

The complete recipe list

Seven regional collections. Fifty reasons to get cooking.

Punjab: The Dhaba Trail

9 recipes

Bring generous Punjabi flavours to your table, from Dal Makhani and Amritsari Aloo Kulcha to Sarson ka Saag with Makki di Roti. Finish with something sweet.

Punjabi SamosaDal MakhaniPindi CholeSarson ka SaagMakki di RotiPunjabi Pakoda KadhiAmritsari Aloo KulchaKesar Pista KulfiGajar Halwa

Royal Kitchens of Awadh, Hyderabad & Kashmir

9 recipes

Make a cooking occasion of Kachche Gosht ki Biryani, try your hand at Galouti Kebab, or bring Kashmiri Dum Aloo and Yakhni Pulao to your next gathering.

Galouti KebabMurgh MusallamDouble ka MeethaNalli NihariKachche Gosht ki BiryaniMirchi ka SalanYakhni PulaoKashmiri Dum AlooKesar Pista Phirni

A Taste of Maharashtra

7 recipes

Make Vada Pav for an evening together, Misal Pav for a weekend breakfast, or explore Maharashtra's flavours with Bharli Vangi and Malvani Fish Fry.

Vada PavMisal PavPav BhajiSabudana VadaMasale BhaatMalvani Fish FryBharli Vangi

Coastal Kitchens

5 recipes

Explore the coconut, spice and tang of coastal cooking through Goan Fish Curry, Prawn Balchao, Chicken Ghee Roast and more.

Goan Fish CurryChicken XacutiPrawn BalchaoChicken Ghee RoastChicken Ghassi

Flavours of the West

7 recipes

Roll your first Khandvi, make a breakfast of Dal Pakwan, or set aside a day to prepare Laal Maas.

UndhiyoKhandviSai BhajiDal PakwanPatra ni MachchiPyaz ki KachoriLaal Maas

Sonar Bangla

5 recipes

Bring Bengali favourites to your kitchen, from mustard-rich Fish Paturi to coconut milk-based Malai Chingri Curry and slow-cooked Kosha Mangsho.

Kosha MangshoFish PaturiMacher JholChicken Kathi RollMalai Chingri Curry

The South: Temple Towns to Kerala

8 recipes

Plan a breakfast of Idli and Sambhar, try Masala Dosa, or pair Appam with Kaikari Ishtew. Make time for Filter Coffee, too.

IdliSambharMasala DosaRasamCurd RiceFilter CoffeeAppamKaikari Ishtew

How you learn

Watch Chef make it. Have the recipe beside you.

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Learn directly from Sanjeev Kapoor.

See Chef demonstrate the preparation in recorded video lessons. Every recipe in the collection is taught by him personally.

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Fit the learning around your life.

The lessons are self-paced. Plan your learning around your schedule and your cooking around the preparation each dish needs.

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Keep the ingredients and instructions handy.

Download the recipe PDFs so you have the quantities and written method beside you while you cook.

Plan a meal

Your first special meal could start here.

A Punjabi lunch

Dal Makhani and Amritsari Aloo Kulcha, followed by Kesar Pista Kulfi.

A southern breakfast

Appam with Kaikari Ishtew and a cup of Filter Coffee.

A Sunday worth cooking for

Kachche Gosht ki Biryani with Mirchi ka Salan, followed by Double ka Meetha.

Start with one dish or plan a meal around a few. There's plenty to come back to when you're ready to try something else.

Chef Sanjeev Kapoor

From the chef

A familiar face. Your teacher for every recipe.

Chef Sanjeev Kapoor has introduced generations of Indians to the pleasure of cooking.

A recipient of the Padma Shri and founder of Sanjeev Kapoor Academy, he teaches every recipe in India on a Plate.

Learn from his demonstrations, explore dishes beyond your usual menu, and build a collection of favourites you enjoy making.

Who it's for

For people who love feeding people.

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Perhaps you already cook regularly and want to add more variety.

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Perhaps there's a regional dish your family loves that you've never attempted.

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Or perhaps you simply enjoy setting aside time to cook something special.

India on a Plate gives you 50 recipes to explore, with Chef Sanjeev Kapoor showing you how they're made.

The collection includes vegetarian, meat and seafood dishes. Some recipes require advance preparation, fermentation or marination.

Enrol

Bring India on a Plate into your kitchen.

50 regional Indian recipes. Seven collections. All taught directly by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor.

Your enrolment includes:

  • Self-paced video lessons taught by Chef himself.
  • All seven regional recipe collections.
  • Downloadable recipe PDFs.
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Common questions

A few questions before you enrol.

Does Chef Sanjeev Kapoor teach all the recipes himself?+

Yes. Every recipe in India on a Plate is taught directly by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor.

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These are recorded, self-paced video lessons. You don't need to attend at a scheduled time.

Are written recipes included?+

Yes. Downloadable recipe PDFs include the ingredients, quantities and instructions for you to cook from.

Is the course entirely vegetarian?+

The collection includes vegetarian, meat and seafood dishes. The complete recipe list above shows what's included.

Is this suitable for a complete beginner?+

The recipes involve different levels of preparation. Browse the recipe list and watch the lesson preview to see whether the collection suits your cooking experience.

Do I have to complete the course within a fixed schedule?+

The lessons are self-paced, so you can plan your learning within your course access period.

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What will you bring to the table next?

A Punjabi favourite. A coastal curry. A Bengali classic. Or the biryani you've been meaning to try.

Learn it with Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, and make your next family meal something to look forward to.

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