Boiled Recipes
Perfect your cooking with these boiled dishes. Automatically curated for you from our central database!

Zha Liang (Fried Dough Noodle Roll)
A brilliant Cantonese dim sum invention. A crispy, deep-fried dough stick (Youtiao) wrapped snugly inside a delicate, slippery steamed rice noodle roll.

Chinese Tea Eggs (Chaye Dan)
Hard-boiled eggs gently cracked and simmered in a fragrant broth of black tea, soy sauce, and whole spices, creating a beautiful marbled pattern and savory flavor.

Cong You Bing (Scallion Pancakes)
Crispy, chewy, incredibly flaky pan-fried flatbreads packed with the savory aroma of fresh scallions and sesame oil.

Century Egg and Pork Congee
The king of Chinese comfort food. A silky, slow-cooked rice porridge flavored with savory marinated pork and the unique, creamy umami of century eggs.

Indian Badam Milk (Almond Milk)
A rich, traditional milk beverage flavored with a paste of soaked almonds, saffron, and cardamom. Served hot in winter or cold in summer.

Indian Thandai
A rich, cooling, royal milk beverage flavored with a complex paste of almonds, pistachios, melon seeds, poppy seeds, rose petals, and spices.

Indian Filter Coffee
South India's signature morning brew. A strong, frothy, milky coffee made using a traditional metal drip filter and a blend of dark roasted beans and chicory.

Indian Sweet Lassi
A thick, creamy, cooling yogurt-based drink from Punjab, sweetened with sugar and flavored with cardamom or rose water.

Indian Masala Chai
The heartbeat of India. A robust, heavily spiced, milky black tea boiled to perfection with fresh ginger and cardamom.

Indian Cham Cham (Chum Chum)
A popular Bengali sweet. Oval-shaped, spongy cottage cheese (chenna) dumplings boiled in sugar syrup and rolled in desiccated coconut.

Indian Basundi (Thickened Sweet Milk)
A rich, creamy, and indulgent dessert from Western India made by slowly boiling milk until it reduces to a sweet, thick, and nutty liquid.

Indian Ghevar
A spectacular Rajasthani dessert. A disc-shaped, porous, honeycomb-like fried pastry soaked in sugar syrup and topped with creamy Rabdi.
