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🥕 An Irresistible Roasted Veggie Salad!
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Hi Reader - We had a bit of a false start to Spring here, but then it's cold again. So I just made this roasted vegetable salad! This is not your average salad, mind you, because it features rainbow veggies, is packed with nutrients, and has a delightful smoky flavor and satisfying crunch.
Did I mention it's easily customizable, perfect for meal prep, and simple enough for a weeknight dinner? You can also serve it hot or cold, and mix up the salad dressings or veggies used. Try it today and redefine your salad expectations!
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Urban Farmie has vegetarian recipes inspired by Shruthi's life and travels to 60+ countries! Shruthi shares healthy-ish, weeknight dinners, one pot meals, and quick recipes for busy folks, as well as food and kitchen tips and tricks to live a more sustainable life.
Hi Reader, Quick reminder: I'm giving away a $50 Amazon gift card at the end of the month. All you have to do is leave a comment on any recipe you've made from Urban Farmie telling me how it turned out. Up to five entries per person. Takes a minute. Full rules here. But now, let's talk about Thai curries. Most home Thai curries taste flat. Mine did for years. I'd follow a recipe, simmer it forever, add more paste, add more salt — and it was fine, but it never tasted like what I'd eaten in...
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Hi Reader, I took a cooking class in Koh Samui (Thailand) last November. My teacher was from Isan, but she'd learned paste-making from living in Northern Thailand — where khao soi (aka Thai curry noodle soup) comes from. She taught me two things I've never forgotten. Don't shake the coconut milk can! If you're surprised, I was too. But you basically scoop the thick cream off the top and use it to fry the paste (the same way ghee works in Indian cooking) and the fat splits in the heat and...