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4 months ago

Ravinder Bhogal's New Year recipes for paneer biryani and Indian-style tiramisu

After weeks of excess, it's not surprising that our palates begin to feel a little jaded. The thought of another roast dinner makes me yawn, so something with spice feels exciting. Biryani, with its layered complexity of flavour and texture, has always been the ultimate celebratory centrepiece for guests to congregate around, and it needs little accompaniment bar a bowl of cooling raita. This meat-free version made with tender paneer koftas is light and fresh, yet still warming and packed with flavour.
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fromThe Infatuation
5 months ago

Go to Trisara for leftovers you'll actually look forward to - Review - San Francisco - The Infatuation

From the onset, this Indian-Nepali restaurant on the border of Union Square and FiDi blends in with all of the other nearby utility spots where office goers grab takeout or tourists make pitstops along a sightseeing route, but Trisara is more special than that. The menu leans heavily Indian -dals, biryanis, and tandoori-with a few Nepali dishes like momos, goat curry, and chow mein thrown in, and the portions suggest the people working here are genuinely invested in overfeeding you.
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7 months ago

Biryani and chunky chilli pumpkin: Maunika Gowardhan's recipes for Indian-style squash

Rich, warming mushroom and squash biryani combines spiced vegetable gravy with basmati rice, whole spices, ghee, saffron, and layered assembly for comfort autumn meal.
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fromTasting Table
7 months ago

Martha Stewart's Cherished French Method For Cooking Rice - Tasting Table

Boiling rice in abundant salted water, draining, then briefly steaming yields separated, fluffy, less starchy grains while preventing sticking and burning.
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