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    LEEK, PEA, + MINT SAMOSAS

    LEEK, PEA, + MINT SAMOSAS

    These hot and sweet tangled leeks work really well with peas and mint to make an elegant and light samosa. Best served in the summer with a glass of crisp white wine. Follow the instructions here on how to fill, fold, and bake your samosas. Makes 18 to 22 1½ pounds...

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    BAKED ONION BHAJIS

    BAKED ONION BHAJIS

    These are a step forward from the deep-fried favorites: they are healthier, more pleasant to cook, and just as tasty. I like to serve these with a fresh cilantro or mango chutney, or beet raita (see here). Makes 24 ½-inch piece of ginger, peeled and roughly chopped1...

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    BEET SHAMI KEBABS

    BEET SHAMI KEBABS

    Deep in the midst of Lucknow Chowk, beyond the donkey carts and men with their piles of saffron naans, is Tunday Kebabs. It serves one of India’s most prized kebabs, the stuff of legend. The story goes that it was created by a one-armed man, Haj Murad Ali, for a...

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    White Bean Stew with Winter Squash and Leeks

    White Bean Stew with Winter Squash and Leeks

    VEGAN WITHOUT THE CHEESE /// MAKES 6 SERVINGS Winter squash makes a great partner for white beans—or most types of beans for that matter. It sweetens the broth as it simmers, as do the leeks. This is a perfect winter stew. The method is slightly different from the...

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    Cucumber-Wrapped Rolls

    Cucumber-Wrapped Rolls

    In sushi school, one of the skills we worked on daily was learning to cut vegetables into long, thin continuous sheets that could be used as wrappers. It requires a special kind of knife as well as a special kind of patience. These cucumber-wrapped rolls offer a...

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