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A properly made crisp and savory Indian dosa is wonderfully delicious, and fairly simple to make at home, with this caveat: the batter must be fermented overnight for the correct texture and requisite sour flavor However, once the batter is ready, it can be refrigerated and kept for several days, even a week With a traditional spicy potato filling, dosas makes a perfect vegetarian breakfast or lunch
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This lush seafood soup is flavored with port, red wine and the usual dash of licorice-scented Pernod.
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Sesame and chili oils add rich flavor and a little kick to naturally sweet snap peas. This versatile side dish has an Asian feel to it, so goes well with Asian dishes. Scale this recipe up or down easily for larger or smaller crowds.
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These bars are a great lunch box treat. Use almonds or macadamia nuts as a variation.
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A great accompaniment for any dinner. It uses very basic ingredients and is slightly Indian-inspired.
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Almost any seasonal vegetable will lend itself to being pickled in a mix of apple cider vinegar and rice vinegar, tweaked with a little salt and sugar Use a mixture of what's in season, and choose small, slender vegetables when you can Whatever you choose, make sure to scrub vegetables well and peel away roots and thick skins. 
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Get Grilled Link Hot Dogs with Homemade Pickle Relish Recipe from Food Network
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This vanilla apple compote is the perfect accompaniment to French potato pancakes.
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Easy, light, and elegant.
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Like other South Floridians, the chef Niven Patel of Ghee Indian Kitchen in Miami has access to fresh, locally grown, exceptionally flavorful varieties of bananas and mangoes he can ripen to perfection Elsewhere in the country, that’s not the case: In fact, Mr Patel said, most Indian restaurants use a canned ripe Indian mango purée to remedy that problem
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Ganso, a Japanese restaurant in downtown Brooklyn, is justly known for its steaming bowls of fragrant ramen But the fiery, crunchy chicken wings there are the stuff of dreams This recipe, from the chef Rio Irie, hits all the right notes: spicy from chile paste and fresh ginger, salty from soy sauce, funky from fish sauce, sweet from mirin.