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Tim's batter-fried chicken is also a regular in my dinner rotation, as is Nik Sharma's aloo paratha recipe-I've been making aloo paratha for years, but the subtle spicing of Nik's aloo filling was a revelation to me, as I'd previously been firmly in the 'more is more' camp of loading up the filling with spices, specifically amchur.įinally, I want to point out the understated perfection of Sasha's orecchiette con salsiccia e cime di rapa recipe, which I make once a week. Sunny Lee's baechu kimchi recipe is the first that's ever really worked for me similarly, Tim Chin's fermented hot sauce primer has made up for years of fermented pepper mash failures (the blueberry-habanero one is a favorite in my house). However, there are a few other recipes that I'd also like to highlight, since I now make them regularly and can't imagine my life without them. (I've also found both the finished curry and the Southern Thai curry paste to be excellent for use in quick noodle soups for lunch).

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I strongly recommend making the curry paste yourself using a mortar and pestle for the full effect, but I've made it using the red curry paste substitution Derek recommends (at my father's suggestion), and what little it loses in depth and complexity of flavor it gains in convenience. Spicy, salty, and meaty, it's one of those dishes that seems to continuously get better as you eat it, the ample slick of unemulsified fat on top of the curry tempering the spicy punch-to-the-mouth of chile heat and black pepper. I've been saying for months that the best recipe we published this year, and the best thing I've eaten in years, is Derek Lucci's gaeng khua prik si krong moo.

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