If you read any of my food stories, you will know I look at well used ingredients in different ways. I change the preparation and remain open to the interpretation. In case of staples like garlic, chillies, turmeric, cilantro are used frequently, if not daily, in my kitchen. What I love is when I transform them in new and exciting ways.
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Monsoon Chermoula
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Lovingly written on Tuesday July 19, 2016
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| Also tagged algerian, chilies, chimichurri, cilantro, coriander, cumin, dressing, food stories, foodie, foodlove, garlic, india, indian food, indian food blogger, indian influence, lime juice, monsoon, olive oil, reframing, sauce, sherry vinegar, tunsian
| Meal Type: Everyday
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Spinach and Cornmeal Scones with Homemade Butter
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Lovingly written on Saturday April 16, 2016
Saag, a traditional north Indian dish of long-cooked spinach and spices, Makki Di Roti and Makhan gets reimagined into scones.
Nothing is more Punjabi than Sarson da Saag and Makki di roti with a dollop of makhan, especially during Vaisakhi. This variation takes a minute to wrap your head around. Be warned, you’ll get a few jaw drops when saag is mentioned as an ingredient. Either that, or pangs of nostalgia will hit the scone eater.
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| Also tagged baking, butter, corn roti, cornmeal, food stories, homelove, homemade, india, indian influence, makki di roti, saag, scones, spinach
| Meal Type: Seasonal
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