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03/13/2013
Named for their twisted shape, these donuts get their airy texture from choux pastry.
Issue #154
02/23/2013
These classic cake donuts are fried at a lower temperature to produce their characteristic cracks and ridges.
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02/23/2013
Coconut milk gives these donuts from Seattle's Top Pot donut shop a super-moist interior and a gratifying crust.
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02/23/2013
Butter, milk, and half & half give these Portuguese-style donuts their distinctive richness and luscious texture.
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02/23/2013
The trick to piping custard into these bar-shaped confections is to use a wooden skewer to carve out a channel in the donut before filling it.
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02/23/2013
The glaze on these airy donuts achieves its satiny consistency thanks to a combination of clarified butter and evaporated milk.
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02/23/2013
If piping the jelly into these donuts proves challenging, use a paring knife to hollow out the side of the donut, making a cavity for the jelly.
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02/23/2013
Fresh blueberries bolstered by jam make these donuts especially flavorful.
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02/23/2013
These donuts puff up visibly when they are ready to be removed from the frying oil.
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07/16/2012
This Yucatán-style breakfast dish, topped with peas, ham, and Gouda or Edam cheese, has a spicy habanero and tomato sauce.
Issue #149
10/19/2011
These road snacks are possibly named for the way travelers would stamp their feet at food stands to hail vendors. This recipe, adapted from one given to us by Jamaican food columnist Jacqui Sinclair, pairs the fritters with a sauce made with culantro, an herb with a cilantro-like flavor.
Issue #142
02/18/2013
Canned chipotle chiles and chorizo are two of the ingredients that distinguish this central Mexican version of chilaquiles from other regional styles of the dish.
Issue #114
09/13/2008
A legacy of the East Indian indentured workers, doubles consist of two pieces of savory flatbread filled with spiced, stewed chickpeas.
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09/05/2008
In Singapore, this dish is often served for breakfast with toasted coconut, sambal (chile paste), and sliced lontong.
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11/09/2011
A decadent and satisfying menu for an all-out Jamaican breakfast, including hominy, johnnycakes, ackee and saltfish, sorrel tea, and more.
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