Tea Bags And Tossed Salads, Hungarian
Nowhere is the wide variety of ingredients used in Moroccan cooking on more tempting display than at a weekly souk. Jars filled with sweet red paprika and golden turmeric share shelf space with burlap bags overflowing with peppercorns and cumin seeds. The complexity of flavors that characterizes Moroccan cuisine reflects many cultural influences in the region. But even though Moroccan cooking enlists a wide variety of spices—ras el hanout, the most exotic blend, may include over 30 ingredients—you can capture the essence of Moroccan cooking without a visit to a North African souk. Familiar ingredients combine intriguingly The handful of spices I use the most—cumin, sweet paprika, saffron, cinnamon, ground ginger, and black pepper—are probably already in your spice rack.
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For lunch in her modest apartment, Madeline Nelson tossed a salad made with shaved carrots and lettuce she dug out of a Whole Foods dumpster. She flavored the dressing with miso powder she found in a trash bag on a curb in Chinatown. She baked bread made with yeast plucked from the garbage of a Middle Eastern grocery store. Nelson is a former corporate executive who can afford to dine at four-star restaurants.
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