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05/22/2008
Stir spinach into the soup just before serving to retain its freshness.
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Source: Martha Stewart
05/21/2008
A quick spicy-tart cabbage slaw livens up crisp fish.
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Source: Epicurious
05/20/2008
Chinese oyster sauce and small red chiles turn ordinary eggs into a fiery, savory meal.
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Source: The Yummy Mummy
05/19/2008
Classic North Indian fare, palak paneer is the South Asian antidote to American creamed spinach. Cumin and cardamom seeds liven this side of greens.
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Source: Boston
05/19/2008
In this dish the richness of the yellowtail balances the daikon's slight bitterness.
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05/18/2008
The key to this dish is plenty of spicy gravy, enhanced by the additions of amchur (dried mango) powder and anardana (dried pomegranate seeds) powder.
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Source: Hooked on Heat
05/17/2008
Hot and sweet, this recipe for chutney will keep for months and it makes a lively accompaniment to many traditional Indian dishes.
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Source: Health Central
05/16/2008
A simple combination of bold flavors make this traditional Bengali prawn dish an easy, memorable dinner.
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Source: Chow
05/15/2008
Mushrooms and other vegetables replace meat in these takes on the original kebab.
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Source: The Times of India
05/14/2008
The flavor from fried cumin seeds rings out in this light red lentil soup.
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Source: Smitten Kitchen
05/12/2008
Hearty North Indian fare, poppy seeds add a nutty flavor to this spicy okra dish.
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Source: Nandyala
05/11/2008
Potatoes, chilies, and ginger liven this Indian lunchtime staple.
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Source: Nourishing Indian Food
05/10/2008
These spicy and sweet black chickpeas are eaten during the Indian New Year to celebrate the birth of the Lord Ram.
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Source: Aayi's Recipes
05/09/2008
Payesh is served in celebration of a son's birthday. This recipe calls for bay leaves and cashews, which gives the sweet another layer of flavor and texture.
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Source: Cooking in Calcutta
05/07/2008
This simple recipe for a potato-stuffed dosa calls for fresh and ground spices, adding depth and heat to the vegetables. Temper the heat with coriander chutney.
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Source: Aayi's Recipes
04/21/2008
Korean-style short ribs in a lively soy marinade.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
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