Julia Child. I could write everything cliché about this woman. But I won’t, except for stating my curiosity for food was cemented by this woman when I was 11 years old. Yeah, I was a strange kid.
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A La Madras Beef Bourguignon
Posted in Beef, Favourites, Holidays, Soup & Stews
Also tagged beef, beef stew, black pepper, bold, Bourguignon, British raj, chennai, christmas, classic, coconut, deep flavour, ethos, family, garam masala, get together, ginger, hearty eats, holiday, holidays, india, indian, indian influence, indianinfluence, Jo, julia, julia child, Little Women, madras, madras curry, madras sauce, Meg, Mr Brooks, nostalgia, party time, PBS, Raj, red wine, reheat, sister, slow cooking, spices, spicy, thyme, transition, turkey hangover, wedding, winter food, Worcestershire, Worcestershire sauce
Meal Type: Comfort
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Decadent Diwali-Inspired Chocolate Twirls
No one does decadent desserts better than (sweeping generalization alert:) South Asians during festive holidays like Diwali. With the cornucopia of traditional goodies eaten, the festival of lights should really be called the festival of sweets. “Mithai” the name for South Asian sweets consists of items like “galab jamuns” “laddoos”, “barfis” and “halwas” and are a cross between confectionary treat, snack, and a dessert of sorts.
Posted in Cookies, Holidays, Snacks
Also tagged baking, baklava, cardamom, chili, cinnamon, decadent, delicious, Diwali, eastwest, ethnic, family, festival of lights, fusion, gur, india, indian, indian influence, jaggery, jessie, lehail, mom, pepper, pistachios, spices, sugar, sugarsyrup, traditional, trend, twirls, upscale, walnuts
Meal Type: Desserts & Treats
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