Staple Corner: How to Make Your Own Garam Masala (Part 2)
Considering I keep so many staples on hand in my overstuffed kitchen, I was shocked to discover during dinner preparation that I was completely out of garam masala — is a key ingredient in so many Indian dishes. Thankfully, it is easy to make up your own fresh blend, which I have been meaning to do again anyways because the taste is far superior to store-bought blends and it keeps for a few months in a well-sealed jar. This flavorful, dark and rather complex and smoky blend has been perfected over the years and has become a staple in my kitchen.
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Lisa Turner
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Friday, April 29, 2011
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Serve it up in Indian, Spices, Staple Corner, Vegan Friendly
Serve it up in Indian, Spices, Staple Corner, Vegan Friendly
Mughal Mushroom Curry
I admit that I was rather dubious at first about the idea of serving apples and raisins with mushrooms, as suggested in this curry from Silk Road Cooking: A Vegetarian Journey
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Lisa Turner
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Monday, April 25, 2011
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Serve it up in Asian, Mushrooms, Vegan Friendly, Vegetables
Serve it up in Asian, Mushrooms, Vegan Friendly, Vegetables
Apple Pie Tart
My husband just loves pie, and when he comes across a recipe that makes his tummy growl he passes it along. In this case I was intrigued because I have never made a pie without a pie plate before. A cross between a tart and a pie, this pastry filled full of the goodness of apples is baked on a baking sheet. The pastry was easy to work with and any combination of apples can be used, though it is best to use apples that are especially good for baking, such as tart Cortlands, Empires and Granny Smiths as they tend to soften up better in baked goods without getting mushy. A combination of tart and firm apples works best here.
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Lisa Turner
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
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Serve it up in Apples, Fruit, Treats and Desserts
Serve it up in Apples, Fruit, Treats and Desserts
Chickpea Salad with Tamarind Dressing
Bean salads loaded with fresh crunchy vegetables are an incredibly easy way to pack plenty of protein, fiber, minerals and vitamins into your diet, and a zesty hot, sweet and sour tamarind and lime dressing make it a delicious choice as well. Add some toasted coconut and cashews, and you've got an extraordinarily attractive salad with bold Asian flavors. This is a real winner.
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Lisa Turner
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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Serve it up in Beans and Legumes, Chickpeas, Salads and Dressings, Vegan Friendly
Serve it up in Beans and Legumes, Chickpeas, Salads and Dressings, Vegan Friendly
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