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I lost my father rather suddenly last year, a day before Thanksgiving. I’m far from over it, but I take comfort in his favorite foods: vanilla ice cream with salted cashews, proper barbecued ribs, pizza made from scratch or his messy cast-iron skillet burgers that surpass anything in a restaurant.  For Black families, who often have much less material wealth, like real estate and bonds, to leave their offspring, the secrets behind a favorite recipe are elevated into an heirloom. And unlike stacks of cash or gleaming gold jewelry, there’s a living quality to a good family recipe.  Going through the steps of measuring the ingredients, mixing them and adding fire is a simple ritual that conjures the person who first shared that dish. Those aromas and flavors bring them to life again. And they take you back to a time when you felt so safe, special and connected as you ate together. You smile, and that empty space is filled, if just for a moment.  What tastes better than a meal seasoned

Eating snacks in the evening has been part of Indian culture for time immemorial. At the same time, a healthful and nutrient evening snacks is a good way to add extra nutrients to your diet and can help you avoid overindulging during dinner. It is important for physical health to each meals and snacks at regular intervals throughout the day. If you enjoy binging in the evening, here are three healthy snacks recipes to eat in the evening. Peanut Butter Chikki Ingredients 1 cup Oleev Kitchen Peanut Butter 1 cup crushed jaggery/jaggery powder Ghee Water Method: Add a cup of jaggery powder or chopped jaggery into a pan. Strain the jaggery if there are any impurities. Add 2 tablespoons of water. Heat the kadai (wok) or pan on a low flame. Then, use a spatula or spoon to stir the jaggery syrup until the jaggery dissolves. The jaggery syrup should begin to thicken. Continue to stir the syrup on a low flame. The syrup will thicken and begin to bubble. Continue to cook jaggery syrup

Eating snacks in the evening has been part of Indian culture for time immemorial. At the same time, a healthful and nutrient evening snacks is a good way to add extra nutrients to your diet and can help you avoid overindulging during dinner. It is important for physical health to each meals and snacks at regular intervals throughout the day. If you enjoy binging in the evening, here are three healthy snacks recipes to eat in the evening. Peanut Butter Chikki Ingredients 1 cup Oleev Kitchen Peanut Butter 1 cup crushed jaggery/jaggery powder Ghee Water Method: Add a cup of jaggery powder or chopped jaggery into a pan. Strain the jaggery if there are any impurities. Add 2 tablespoons of water. Heat the kadai (wok) or pan on a low flame. Then, use a spatula or spoon to stir the jaggery syrup until the jaggery dissolves. The jaggery syrup should begin to thicken. Continue to stir the syrup on a low flame. The syrup will thicken and begin to bubble. Continue to cook jaggery syrup

Many of us are trying to decrease or eliminate our meat consumption these days, be that for reasons ethical, financial , health-related, or a combination of those . But with eggs still short in stock around the country, one of our main non-meat sources of protein is hard to come by. There are, however, many other tasty, relatively inexpensive protein-rich foods out there, as this week’s recipes show. Some are vegan; some include dairy. Some, like the soup or the salad, could easily have meaty bits added if you like. The salad or the peppers could make a nice veggie side to a meatier dish. But all of these make satisfying lacto-vegetarian meals just as they’re written, and all are made using seasonal ingredients which can, in many cases, be subbed out for frozen or tinned variations. They are also, of course, delicious. If you like Dinner Sorted, use the link below to sign up for the Dinner Sorted newsletter, for bonus recipes and a handy shopping list delivered to your inbox every

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M alaysia isn’t known for its cold weather, but, when the rainy season arrives in November and December, the temperature does tend to drop – to 25C. During the colder months in Britain, meanwhile, I eat lots of peppery broths spiked with chilli and ginger, and often serve them with “cooling” vegetables to balance the heat, as well as hot-and-sour curries and slow-braised meats. These are dishes to warm the soul and keep you going until the sun returns. Babi chin , or braised dark soy pork belly A classic Nyonya dish that’s often served at lunar new year, though a more day-to-day version would simply involve garlic and fermented soya beans. It’s a combination of Chinese and Malay cultures, using the former’s soya beans and the latter’s coriander seeds. Two ingredients that will make a big difference here are good soya bean paste and a thick dark soy. If you like, add a few soaked shiitake mushrooms to the braise, for some extra texture. Prep 10 min Marinate 1 hr Cook 1 hr 45 min Ser

I love berries, but nine months out of the year, I prefer frozen to fresh, and for lots of reasons. Frozen berries are typically more affordable, they last way longer than their fresh counterparts and they're picked at peak ripeness and flash frozen—so that they can have a better flavor than fresh out-of-season berries. Not to mention, berries (fresh or frozen) are incredibly nutritious . They're packed with fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that can help our mind and body thrive while helping prevent chronic illness. Though I love a good smoothie (especially recipes like our Berry, Banana & Cauliflower Smoothie that sneak in some vegetables, too), there are many versatile ways to use a bag of frozen berries. Beyond a filling breakfast, they're  great for baked goods like Raspberry Cobbler and desserts like Lemon-Blueberry Nice Cream. Berries also make great additions to drinks, whether it's a refreshing Blueberry Lemonade or a happy hour Blackberry &

by TNN | Uploaded on Feb 25, 2023, 11:53 IST | 132 views In this video, you will get to learn how to make Strawberry Muffins recipe at home. It’s a simple and easy snack or breakfast treat that one can try at home. It tastes best with coffee or tea and can also be packed for office or school tiffin. If you are a chocolate lover, you may replace strawberries with chocolate chips too. Here, Shamta Thakkar of Delish County is demonstrating the art of making Strawberry Muffins recipe at home. To make this recipe, you need refined flour, melted butter, curd, baking powder, salt, castor sugar, milk, and fresh strawberries. So, what are you waiting for? Click on the play button and learn the method of making this easy recipe that can be served on any occasion and goes well with ice cream on the side as well. For more interesting recipes, keep watching Times Food. Read More Read Less Adblock test (Why?) from "food recipes" - Google News https://ift.tt/uERWBnw via IFTTT

How do you like to define your Sunday? To us, it's all about relaxation. After a long, tiring week, we like to take the day off, doing nothing and relaxing to the fullest. So much so that we don't even like to spend long hours in the kitchen. And why do we need to do that when there are so many recipes that can be prepared in minutes?! That's right. Internet is loaded with recipes that are quick, fuss-free and need no elaborate grocery shopping. All you need to do is scan through your pantry, pick the ingredients of your choice and create something new. This weekend, let's pick up some leftover butter and cheese from the refrigerator and prepare cheesy, gooey noodles. It's called the butter noodles. Also read:  Instant Noodle Recipes: Easy Instant Noodle Recipes For Beginners Trying To Ace The Cooking Game Those who are super active on social media must have heard of butter noodles before. Sometime back, the recipe went viral on social media with the hashtag #b

by TNN | Uploaded on Feb 24, 2023, 17:43 IST | 76 views In this video, you will get to learn how to make Gucchi Badam Yakhni Pulao recipe at home. It’s a simple and easy rice recipe that you can try at home and it tastes best with pickle and curd. In this video, celebrity chef Saransh Goila is demonstrating the art of making make Gucchi Badam Yakhni Pulao recipe at home. To make this easy rice recipe, you need gucchi mushroom, ghee, star anise, cardamom, cinnamon stick, green cardamom, cumin seeds, shahi jeera, fennel seeds, bay leaf, onion, salt , asafoetida, ginger garlic paste, rice, gucchi stock, almonds, saffron, and ghee. It’s a one-pot meal that you can try at home and serve it on any occasion. To learn the detailed method of making this rice recipe, click on the play button, watch the video, and give it a try. For more interesting recipe videos, keep watching Times Food. Read More Read Less Adblock test (Why?) from "food recipes" - Google News https://ift.t

by TNN | Uploaded on Feb 24, 2023, 17:43 IST | 65 views In this video, you will get to learn how to make Gucchi Badam Yakhni Pulao recipe at home. It’s a simple and easy rice recipe that you can try at home and it tastes best with pickle and curd. In this video, celebrity chef Saransh Goila is demonstrating the art of making make Gucchi Badam Yakhni Pulao recipe at home. To make this easy rice recipe, you need gucchi mushroom, ghee, star anise, cardamom, cinnamon stick, green cardamom, cumin seeds, shahi jeera, fennel seeds, bay leaf, onion, salt , asafoetida, ginger garlic paste, rice, gucchi stock, almonds, saffron, and ghee. It’s a one-pot meal that you can try at home and serve it on any occasion. To learn the detailed method of making this rice recipe, click on the play button, watch the video, and give it a try. For more interesting recipe videos, keep watching Times Food. Read More Read Less Adblock test (Why?) from "food recipes" - Google News https://ift.t

Meat features in many borsch recipes. However, Ukranian chef Ievgen Klopotenko makes a vegetarian version with potatoes, red beans and cabbage – and of course, beetroot as the star. Cooks and wait staff were criss-crossing behind chef Ievgen Klopotenko at his award-winning 100 Rokiv Tomu Vpered restaurant in Kyiv when he launched into a poetic discussion about borsch. It's a category of food unto itself, he exclaimed; it's the feeling of a mother hugging their child, it's the backbone of Ukrainian strength and culinary identity. The chef paused every now and again to answer a question or give instructions in Ukrainian. Then he was back at it, proclaiming his love for all things borsch and Ukraine. [jump to recipe] Foreign media have referred to Klopotenko as the Jamie Oliver of Ukraine or even as the country's most famous chef . Such praise would once have seemed unlikely. Klopotenko said that he was just cooking eggs "and nothing special" when he w

recipe Updated on Feb 24, 2023 12:09 PM IST Trying to lose weight but craving for junk food? Try these delicious leftover roti recipes that are rich in fibre and many other essential nutrients to satiate your spicy cravings. Leftover Roti recipes: 7 mouth-watering fast foods to make with your chapati(Pinterest) By Parmita Uniyal , New Delhi A balanced meal cannot be complete without roti-sabzi. When you are eating this nutritious meal every day, you will not only feel full for a longer time but also high on energy. On the other hand, deep fried junk food made of maida (all-purpose flour) or that with excess sugar can leave you low on energy and offers zero nourishment. Roti on the other hand is a good source of complex carbohydrates, fibre, and B vitamins. Sabzi which is made of any seasonal vegetable is a storehouse of vitamin, potassium, magnesium, fibre, protein and many other antioxidants. However, it is normal to have junk food cravings from time to time. S

Mexico The beachy vibes of Mexico is also reflected in its cuisine, which includes freshly sourced peppers, meats, corns, beans with a subtle hint of Tequila, most delicacies of this region have a spicy tangy taste, which makes the food super delightful. Some of the common delicacies include Taco, Quesadilla, Enchilladas etc. Adblock test (Why?) from "food recipes" - Google News https://ift.tt/kpho9i6 via IFTTT

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Are you among those who keep the bell peppers aside while relishing paneer tikka or noodles? Well, you are not alone. But are they really worth eating? Are we missing out on the nutritious value they add to our daily diet? Let's find out. Also known as sweet peppers, bell peppers are a part of the nightshade family, which includes tomatoes, potatoes and eggplant. These less pungent varieties of pepper come in vibrant colours such as yellow and red. The substance capsaicin, known to control spiciness in peppers, is found comparatively in small amounts in bell peppers, making them less hot. Hence, they have earned their name as the sweet pepper. While bell peppers usually act as sidekicks on our plates, their appeal goes far beyond the stunning good looks and sweet-spicy taste. Rich in antioxidants and vitamins, did you know that bell peppers are packed with health-benefiting properties? In an Instagram post, nutritionist Lovneet Batra highlighted how apart from adding colour and f