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- Lebanese
Sfouf (Lebanese Turmeric Semolina Cake)
A home-style Lebanese tray cake flavored with turmeric and anise (or mahlab), topped with toasted pine nuts and sesame. It’s lightly sweet, tender, and easy to make for coffee or an everyday dessert.
50 min·easyVegetarianDairy-free
- Bengali
Cholar Dal (Bengal Chana Dal) with Luchi
A classic Bengali breakfast: mildly spiced, slightly sweet cholar dal (split chickpea dal) scented with roasted coconut and spices, served with light, flaky deep-fried luchi (puffed flatbreads). Great for a weekend brunch.
1 hr 10 min·mediumVegetarian
- Sri Lankan
Lamprais (Sri Lankan baked rice parcels with frikkadels, curry & seeni sambol)
A classic Sri Lankan weekend project: fragrant spiced rice baked in banana leaf with savory frikkadels (meatballs), a gently spiced chicken curry, caramelized onion seeni sambol and a boiled egg — each component is simple, together they make a celebratory lunch.
4 hr·project
- Persian
Tahchin (Persian Saffron Rice Cake with Chicken)
A showy Persian rice 'cake' made from saffron-tinged yogurt-rice layered around tender shredded chicken and baked until a golden, crisp tahdig forms — a rewarding afternoon project for entertaining.
2 hr 15 min·projectGluten-free
- Pakistani
Chicken Karahi (Pakistani Tomato, Ginger & Green‑Chili Karahi)
A classic Pakistani one‑pan chicken cooked in a hot karahi (wok) with ripe tomatoes, ginger and green chilies. Fast, bright and perfect with steamed rice or plain naan.
50 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free
- South Indian
Puliyodarai (Tamarind Rice) — make-ahead South Indian lunch rice
Tangy, spiced tamarind rice that keeps well in the fridge and tastes even better after a day. Make a batch and eat it across the week as a ready-to-eat lunch or alongside curries.
50 min·mediumVeganGluten-free
- Malaysian
Kacang Pool — Budget Malaysian Fava Bean Stew
Hearty, spicy-savoury Malaysian kacang pool made with canned fava (broad) beans — cheap, filling and ready in about 45 minutes. Serve with toast or steamed rice for four.
45 min·easyVegetarian