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The Indian Pantry: 25 Essentials

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The Indian Pantry: 25 Essentials

A working Indian pantry fits on two shelves. Stock six spices, seven dals and flours, two rices, two fats, three fresh aromatics, three souring agents, plus paneer and yoghurt, and you can cook everything on this site. Buy small amounts of spices and flours, keep rice and dals airtight, and start with the twelve-item list at the end.

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“Brown the onions slowly until they are evenly dark, about 12 to 15 minutes. Dark onions and toasted spices carry as much of the colour as the amla; with pale onions the chole stays pale whatever else goes in.”
Atelier note, Punjabi Chole: Dark and Tangy Without Tea Bags