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Curd Rice by Aparna Vijayan
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INThis is a simple way to spice up the plain ol' curd rice. You can add pomegranate or dates or if you are like me you can add both to make it even more yummier and richer!!
Spicy Chutney!! by Amruta L
Belgaum, Karnataka, INA typical South Indian breakfast companion!!
Dill Pickles by Annie Vanek
North Royalton, OH, USHomemade refrigerator pickles. The perfect, puckery snack.
Citrus Salad with Star Anise Syrup by Annie Vanek
North Royalton, OH, USGrapefruit & blood orange segments in star anise syrup. A perfect fruit salad for the fall & winter months.
Throat Soother by Cornelia Duemling
Hamburg, Hamburg, DESpice it up - this spicy, hot fruit drink is my go to whenever a sore throat is approaching. It is very spicy, but delicious and feels like a comfy scarf from the inside. It calms the pain in my throat and makes me very warm. Perfect to snuggle on the couch and recover.
Kimchi Buchimgae by Elaine Vitikainen
Helsinki, FIKimchi Buchimgae is a variety of Korean pancake which is primarily made of sliced Kimchi and flour batter. It is usually served as a side dish.
Blackberry Chutney by mominoki
Plovdiv, Bulgaria, BGMy friend gave me a recipe for spicy berry chutney and told me it disappears in minutes after opening the jar. The recipe was in German (a language I only know a few words and how to construct sentences :))) so I tried to translate it and the minute I saw the word blackberries I remembered the marvelous forest path in the mountains that we often go to on the weekends. At this time of the year it is full of blackberries and they are very juicy and fragrant.
So we went berry picking and came back with the most substantial ingredient for that chutney.
I changed the recipe a bit and here it is! It is super easy and very delicious. Enjoy!
Roasted Cauliflower, Butter Beans and Paneer Curry! by Michelle Lewarton Smith
Melbourne, VIC, AUThis is one of my favourite go to vegetarian dinners. Roasted Cauliflower, Butter beans and Paneer.
I have adapted the original recipe a little bit. But the two key ingredients are always Tikka Masala Paste and Coconut Cream/Milk.
The rest of the ingredients are Pumpkin, Carrots, Sweet Potato, Spinach, Lemon and Naan Bread.
Shakshuka by Sandra Neuditschko
Vienna, Vienna, ATThis is a super simple recipe of Shakshuka I've tried last week.
Waldorf Salad by Noura Mokhtar
Kent, GBOne of my favourite salads with juicy roasted grapes - recipe from Jamie Oliver
Chocolate Chip Muffins by heartonmysleevedesign
Cliffside Park, New Jersey, USDelicious bakery-style choco-chip muffins from Beth at The First Year.
Custard Pie in the Sky by What_elsa_does
Barcelona, Cataluña , ESRecipe from Martha Stewart
Grandmom's Shoofly Pie by Marcia Spoor
Media, PA, USMy Grandmom was always making crafts and baking. What I remember was her shoofly pie, it was my Dad's and my favorite!