Chorizo-Potato Stuffed Sweet Mini Peppers
Sweet mini peppers stuffed with chorizo-potato mixture and roasted.
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Peach cobbler!
Anyone for Sweet Potato Curry .... it also can be used as a stew or soup if you add more broth (use vegetarian broth instead of chicken broth).
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Orange or lemon zest.
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Sweet potato pie
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A crusty boule would be great.
I had read your review months ago and was hoping to get to Chinatown sooner - well, I went today - finally. Headed straight to Tasty's Dumpling because you ranked them the best....and I was very disappointed. I didn't mind that they charged $3 for 8 dumplings - but thick and soggy wrappers around a wee bit of filling.
This is a very popular and common vegetable used in Indian cooking, and is commonly called "Bottle Gourd." We make delicious vegetarian curries with the bottle gourd that is eaten with rice or rotis. It is also often cooked with yellow split peas. Other names are Calabash/Opo - the shapes may vary slightly but belong to the same family and all taste alike. It is found abundantly in Asian/Indian grocery stores in Queens in NYC (Jackson Heights, etc.) Here is a link to a curry on the web:
http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/doodhi-chana/Detail.aspx
Enjoy!!
Latin cuisine - I love the fiery spicy taste which is so similar to my Indian cooking, yet different with all the exotic spices and ingredients!
Sweet mini peppers stuffed with chorizo-potato mixture and roasted.
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