On one of those cold early spring days, when winter is over, but has not yet moved away, a hearty beef and potato soup is welcome. And for a change of flavors, I made this Hungarian one. The caraway seeds, paprika and marjoram are what makes this one different.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2019
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Malayali’s Kanji or Kangee is the best when made with our traditional “matta” rice - the plump, brown- streaked parboiled variety. The Chin...