Walking by its unassuming storefront, you might never guess that Berkeley’s Priya Indian Cuisine is home to some of the Bay Area’s best Indian dishes. When this family business opened a decade ago, ...

In blender fresh mango and pulp. Add yogurt. Add cold milk (or water). Blend then and add sugar or honey. Pour the mango lassi into serving glasses and chill before serving. You may garnish with ...

There are few things as satisfying as a cold beverage on a hot day or in a moment when you're particularly parched. If you're a fan of Indian cuisine, a mango lassi could definitely hit the spot.

Cube your mango and toss with the sugar and let sit for about five minutes. Bring the coconut milk and cardamom to a light simmer in a small saucepot, and add the mango-sugar mixture and cook for 1 ...

Mango lassi at India Palace in North Dallas combines mango and yogurt, topped with pistachios.(Lynda M. Gonzalez / Staff Photographer) Mangoes aren’t usually the first thing you see in the fresh ...

Mango - the undisputed king of fruits - has reigned in Indian kitchens for centuries. Its vibrant colour, juicy sweetness and playful tang have inspired a tapestry of traditional recipes. But today, ...

Imagine gathering around the dining table, stomach empty and throat dry, eyes fixed on the clock as it inches toward the relief of iftar, the fast-breaking evening meal. For Muslims, this — patience, ...