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A Madras lives or dies by balance
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A Madras lives or dies by balance

Pathia traces back to Parsi home cooking, where the sweet-sour-spicy triad, usually balanced with jaggery, vinegar or…

Rogan josh ("oily red") comes from Kashmir, where the original is a slow-cooked Wazwan dish of lamb in a deeply spiced…

South Indian cooking leans heavily on the sour register, tamarind, kokum, curd, and lime do work that yoghurt and tomato…

The British restaurant vindaloo descends from Goan vindalho (which itself came from Portuguese carne de vinha d'alhos)…

Sichuan hot pot is less a dish than a method of eating: a pot of fiercely spiced red broth (and ideally a second clear…

This is the dish you cook to make somebody gasp

Whole spices dry-toast until smoky, then grind to a Sri Lankan curry powder (coriander, cumin, fennel, cardamom…

A thin batter is whisked from plain flour, dashi (Japanese stock), eggs, a touch of soy and mirin, salt, like a thin pancake batter

Tandoori King Prawns are elegant, restaurant-quality appetizers or mains

Ice-cold sparkling water meets soft flour in a barely-stirred batter; the batter goes onto sliced vegetables and prawns…

The Burmese pork curry, the simplest of the country's red-oil-slick curries and the dish that turns up in every household's lunch rotation