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There are many different types of curry pastes you can make. While the ingredients vary, the steps you need to take to make it are nearly identical for each recipe. The only difference is when you prepare the curry roux, which is a mixture of curry spices with butter and flour.

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Pani poori, also known as phoochka, gol gappa or gup chup, is a popular street food in India, Nepal and Pakistan. The name pani poori literally means "water in fried bread." This dish consists of a round, empty poori skin filled with a spicy potato-based filling and dipped in a watery sauce or pani, to fill the gaps in the batter.

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Edamame (Japanese soybeans), the big soybeans. This eye-catching vegetable is usually served at sushi shops and Japanese or Chinese restaurants as an appetizer, on par with the European equivalent of basketbread. In East Asia, edamame has been used for more than 200 years as a major source of protein.

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Polenta is white or yellow corn that is dried and ground into a ready-to-cook or eaten meal. Polenta is a typical Italian dish. But because it tastes good and can be added to a variety of recipes, polenta has become one of the most popular foods in the world in recent years.

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As a popular cake from France, macarons have captured the attention of many foodies in other countries thanks to their delicious texture and attractive colors. Macarons are different from the coconut macaroons you may have seen. Macarons are made of two foam dough with cream in the middle.

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Milanesa is a dish consisting of thinly sliced veal, beef or chicken that has been dipped in egg, breaded and seasoned with salt, parsley and garlic and topped with tomato and cheese. It is a popular dish in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Mexico.

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Pad thai is a popular Thai dish both in restaurants and in home kitchens around the world. The basic ingredients of vermicelli in this dish are seasoned with various spices and other delicious accompaniments to create a filling dish with a strong spicy taste.

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If you've never eaten sushi (aka sushi), you may be confused by the many choices you can make. Luckily, after learning a few basics, you can simply decide which milk tastes best on your palate. Eating sushi is all about discovering your personal taste.

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Have you ever heard of a typical Chinese snack called bāozi, or better known as bakpao in Indonesia? In fact, Hawaii also has its own version of the bun which is popularly known as manapua. Manapua is the literal equivalent of “pork pastry” or “mountain of pork,” which of course suffices to explain the filling of manapua.

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Scottish pancakes originate from Scotland and are similar to American pancakes. The pancakes are soft and golden brown making them perfect for breakfast or an evening snack. Whether you like bananas, raspberries, or just pancakes, here are some recipes you can follow to make Scottish pancakes from scratch.

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Homemade pastrami can be an impressive dish to cook and serve, but starting from scratch can take more than a day. Many argue that the results are worth the effort, even if it takes a lot of time. If you're still interested in making your own pastrami, keep reading to learn how.

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What to do with all that basil in late summer? Friendly pesto is so versatile and simple, yet tastes so gourmet and will add a flavor kick to most of your favorite dishes! “Pesto” literally means “mash” or “crush”, a reference to the original way of preparing pesto.

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If you've been to a sushi restaurant, you've probably tried the nigiri sushi or the sushi rice topped with seafood. This signature dish is usually made manually by hand and uses only the finest and freshest ingredients on top, such as tuna, eel, haddock, shad, snapper, octopus and squid.

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Tired of the same food? If you like trying new recipes, there's no harm in trying to make momo, a traditional Tibetan dish that is so popular that it bears the unofficial title of the national dish that represents Tibet. Basically, momos are dumpling-like snacks filled with minced meat or vegetables;

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Grated potatoes can be used in a variety of recipes, but they are most popular as an ingredient in delicious hash browns. In addition to these foods, you can also make hash brown wrapped in eggs or hash brown waffles. You're free to be creative, but you also need to be able to master the proper technique of grating potatoes.

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The name polvorones comes from the Spanish “polvo,” which translates to “powder.” These little cookies coated with butter in powdered sugar were brought by immigrants from Spain and have become a favorite in Mexico since then. This dish is known in America as “Mexican Wedding Cake,” although it is made daily in many Mexican pastry shops.

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Poppadom is a spicy wafer also known as Papad. Papads are usually served as a side dish in Indian dishes, but they are also eaten as a snack with sliced vegetables or chutney. Poppadom gives a delicious and crunchy taste to the dish, enjoyed warm or cold.

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Arepas, which are native to South America, particularly Colombia and Venezuela, and are eaten with every meal, are small corn cakes made from cornstarch and cooked over the stove on a wire rack (in Colombia) or baked (in Venezuela). Arepas can be eaten alone or stuffed with a delicious filling.

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Puto is a steamed rice cake from the Philippines made from rice flour (galapong). Puto is often eaten for breakfast, served with coffee or hot chocolate. Some people also like to add grated coconut on top or eat it with dinugan, a meat stew dish.

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Dal, which translates roughly as "lentils" in Hindi, is an Indian dish in which lentils are the main ingredient combined with spices to make a hearty, healthy and versatile delicacy. Dal is not only easy to cook, but lentils also provide a variety of nutritional benefits including fiber, protein, iron and magnesium.

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Philly Cheese Steak sandwiches represent the best culinary flavors the city has to offer. Decadent yet simple, filling without overdoing it, these sandwiches – when made right – are exquisite and become more than just sandwiches. While Philadelphia natives may avoid combinations of bread, steak, onions and cheese that don't use the famous cheez wiz cheese, a good cheese steak can actually be made with generous amounts of quality Italian cheese.

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Shabu shabu is a traditional Japanese hot pot dish. A pot of boiling water is placed in the center of the table and sliced beef is cooked in it along with vegetables, mushrooms and tofu. Cooked ingredients are served and eaten immediately when removed from the pot, but after being dipped in some kind of condiment sauce.

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Chorizo is a signature spicy sausage that is delicious enjoyed in tacos, hash or sandwiches. You've probably seen tough, long Spanish chorizo at a butcher shop. Chorizo is usually not cooked because it only needs to be sliced thinly and then served at room temperature.

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Dosa is a very thin pancake usually made with rice and urad dal (also known as split black lentils or black gram). This Indian food, which is similar to crepes, is very thin and crunchy with a taste similar to sourdough bread. Sins can be made in small sizes for individuals or larger sizes to be shared together.

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Freekeh is a Middle Eastern dish made from roasted green wheat. Freekeh has recently become more popular because of its high dietary fiber content and low glycemic index. Freekeh is a delicious and healthy meal when prepared properly, and you can be sure to keep the recipe in your cookbook.

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Musubi spam is one of Hawaii's favorite snacks. This snack is famous for being enjoyed by children on the beach, is a side snack at the mall, and is a quick snack to eat during office hours. Ingredients A packet of seaweed (nori);

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Oh, stromboli. Delicious traditional food that can make you drool when you hear its name. Basically, stromboli are pizzas that are rolled into a hollow bun with a filling inside. But of course, you have to make it right. Now, you can make your own stromboli and serve it to your family.

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It seems like every region in the United States has its own way of cooking chilies. As the popularity of chili cuisine throughout the city attests, home cooking has a strong sense of what kind of chili is best. This article provides recipes for three popular chili dishes:

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Pierogi, stuffed dumplings from Eastern Europe, are a delicious side dish or main course for dinner. Frozen pierogi can be cooked quickly and easily – if the food is cooked, then frozen (like most packaged foods), you can boil, saute, bake, or cook it in any way.

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Sushi is really delicious, but why not make another variation? Vary the sushi using fruit to make a dessert version of sushi. Ingredients 1 1/2 cups sushi rice 2 cups of water 3 tablespoons sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup coconut milk 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla Fruit (anything, like pineapple, kiwi, mango, banana, strawberry, etc.

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In the past, sushi rolls were an expensive meal that could only be enjoyed at parties. But now, you can eat it anywhere, anytime. Read the following article to make your own sushi. Ingredients A few sheets of yaki nori (dried seaweed) One pack of sushi-only short grain rice Vegetables, such as carrots or cucumbers, to taste Fish or meat, according to taste Mirin (rice wine) Rice Vinegar Sesame seeds (for inside-out sushi rolls) Step Step 1.

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Many people love sushi, but think they have to buy it to be able to eat this Japanese specialty. Here are simple instructions for making sushi in your kitchen. Ingredients Fish, shellfish, or other toppings Sushi rice Nori or unsalted dried seaweed (sheets of seaweed prepared for making sushi) Rice Vinegar Sugar Salt Optional condiments:

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Takoyaki is a traditional Japanese snack made of octopus and savory dough, then shaped like a circle of small balls. This savory snack is a popular street food and is widely available at street vendors, supermarkets, and food courts in Japan.

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Tahini is an oily, thick paste made from finely ground sesame seeds. Tahini is also known as butter, pasta, or sesame puree. This pasta is widely used in Middle Eastern and Greek dishes (meze dishes), as hummus or dips and salad dressings. While it's easy to buy in many places, if you want to make your own Tahini and save money, this pasta is easy to make at home.

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Typical Italian meatballs are a great addition to a variety of foods. Many of the recipes can be found so that it is often difficult for people to find a suitable recipe. Here's a classic Italian meatball recipe that can also be used to make Cormier's signature meatloaf with a simple change to the way the meat is formed before grilling.

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Bibingka is a popular cake served on special occasions in the Philippines. This cake is made from rice flour and coconut milk, and other ingredients, and is traditionally cooked in a banana leaf. In addition to the traditional version of the recipe, there are several modern versions that you can also try.

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There's nothing tastier than a warm tortilla. If you don't like the hard tortillas found in supermarkets, which will tear when you fold them and mushy when you put the filling in, then it might be easier to make your own. Tortillas that have a wet and hard texture are not real tortillas and are not suitable for eating.

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Hoppers, also known as appam, are a versatile and popular “pancake” in Sri Lanka, India and Malaysia. The distinctive taste of the hopper comes from the coconut and a slight acid fermentation process. These foods can be paired with other foods to make a great breakfast, dinner, or dessert.

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It sucks when you try so hard to make a delicious curry, but end up with a sauce that's too runny. Luckily, there are some quick and easy ways to fix a curry sauce that's too runny. You can use ingredients like yogurt to thicken the curry. You can also add flour or cornstarch flour.

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Dalia is a delicious cereal made from coarsely ground oats, which is high in fiber, protein, and iron. The mashed wheat meal is very popular in India, which is enjoyed for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are various ways to make this dish, and the most popular are vegetable dalia and sweet dalia.