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    TERESA’S MANGO SALAD

    TERESA’S MANGO SALAD

    When my friend Teresa made this for a party, I immediately frogmarched her straight down to the local grocer so she could re-create it. (Sorry, Teresa.) Both this salad and Teresa are from the Seychelles, but the salad is actually Indian in origin. It’s very hot and...
    PANEER, MANGO, + TAMARIND SALAD

    PANEER, MANGO, + TAMARIND SALAD

    You need hard, semi-ripe mangoes for this, as they tend to have a good balance between sweetness and acidity. They don’t have to be Indian—the green Brazilian mangoes available all year round work really well. You can eat this salad by itself or with some bread, like...
    FRESH MATAR PANEER

    FRESH MATAR PANEER

    This is an update of an aging rock star of Indian dishes—matar paneer, or paneer and pea curry. I’ve kept the vegetables crisp and tender so they don’t surrender to mushiness: the result is a younger, edgier new kid on the block with a bit more attitude. Serves 4 as a...
    RADISH, RED ONION, + POMEGRANATE SALAD

    RADISH, RED ONION, + POMEGRANATE SALAD

    A smart and seductive salad. Marinating the red onion for an hour or so in the smashed pomegranate and lime juice takes away its punch, leaving behind fresh, bittersweet, and peppery flavors. Perfect with a dense, buttery rice or a smoky lamb kebab, if you’re that way...
    CAULIFLOWER + POMEGRANATE CHAAT

    CAULIFLOWER + POMEGRANATE CHAAT

    Soft, charred, creamy, crunchy, sweet, and sour. Good for lunch with hot bread, or as a side to dal or chicken. Chaat masala is a spice blend made with dried sour mango powder, pomegranate seeds, and ground ginger, and gives food real zing and perkiness. You can make...