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Cabbage and Bacon Stir-Fry

Simple cabbage is not the most mouthwatering ingredient on its own, yet in this dish, we just can’t get enough of it. What’s the secret? Pairing it with smoky-flavored and crispy bacon, and turning it into a great homemade meal. Add some seasonings and this dish will surely turn on your appetite!

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Chia Seed Pudding

Originally grown in Mexico, chia is considered a superfood, being highly rich in fiber, omega-3 fats, protein, vitamins, and nutrients. The most simple, yet delicious, way to enjoy it is in a velvety pudding! If longing for a crunchy touch, add some pecans on top!

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Carrot and Bell Pepper Salad With Toasted Pecans

Do you think salads are boring? Well, if you eat the same salad over and over again, it can be a bit frustrating. The key to good salads are the smart add-ons. Small things can make a great difference. For example, nuts. We’ve chosen pecans for this carrot and bell pepper salad, but you can opt for any other nuts. What it’s crucial here: toast the nuts to release their flavors and to add a crunchy touch to the salad!

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Egg Curry

Egg Curry

This recipe may very well be an Indian cuisine’s twist on the deviled eggs. Although you won’t have to stuff these eggs with anything, you’ll cover them with a hot and richly flavored curry. It’s hearty, quick, and scrumptious. Pairing this with rice will only make it better.

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Lamb Stew with Phall Curry

Lamb Stew With Phall Curry

Beware, this is an extreme case of hot and spicy and it’s coming right at you from India. It is an upgraded lamb stew. One combined with many spices added in generous quantities. It goes very well with rice, it’s hearty and super-warming. And it’s bye-bye cold.

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Tandoori Chicken

Tandoori Chicken

The secret to an extremely flavorful tandoori chicken hides in the marinade. Concoct a hot mixture of chili, ginger, coriander, cumin, paprika, garam masala, and harissa; delicately smooth it with oil and yogurt. In contrast to the original recipe, where you’d use a tandoor oven, turn to the good old grill.

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