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By Nik Sharma
Published 2020
Indo-Chinese food differs quite a bit from familiar Chinese food; to many, it bears little resemblance. But this special cuisine is an integral part of Indian cuisine and is highly celebrated all over the country. Born out of innovation by the original Hakka immigrants who first moved to Kolkata (Calcutta) and by local Indian chefs, an array of recipes that use spices lavishly and defy any rules gave rise, unexpectedly, to a whole new genre of Indian cuisine. It’s not that easy to find some
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Great way to use an abundance of vegetables. No amchur on hand, so subbed about 3x the volume of tamarind puree and the sour note was lovely. Didn't have time to make sauces--served with chopped salted, roasted peanuts and cilantro leaves instead.