There is a known fact that Indian dishes can be so creamy and so flavored and this one makes no exception. By using the slow-cooker you get an extra-tender chicken breast, which pairs perfectly well with the yogurt. Serve this with an aromatic cucumber salad and cooked rice.
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Ok, who hasn’t eaten a hot dog? They’re a simple and tasty street food, but what if you try it with a fresh and crunchy-crusted demi-baguette instead of the usual hot dog bun? Also serve it not only with mustard but with your own beet, onion, bell pepper, and mayo mixture. Much tastier, isn’t it? We thought so.
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Some people may really be into hot peppers. This hot dog is for them. Just add not only red and green chilis but also put in a habanero pepper if you’re serious about this. Besides the actual hot dog sausage, add some salty fried bacon. Serve with mustard.
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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.
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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Let’s put together some home-made street food (pun intended). Make your own hot dog, only this time use a demi-baguette. Also add a hot and deliciously sour mildly crunchy mixture of red cabbage, pickle, chili, and whole grain mustard.
Red Cabbage and Pickle Baguette Hot Dog Read More »
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.
