PRANEEKA- And so the celebrations begin! The period between thanksgiving and new year's eve is my absolute favorite time of the year due to a number of reasons: the time I get to share with my family, the cold weather, the multicultural holidays, and most importantly, the food. Ever since I was young, my family enjoyed adding an Indian flair to typical American dishes. I grew to appreciate our quirky tradition since it serves as a remembrance of my roots and they should stay imperative even when we are assimilating into the American culture. Because of my experiences, I wanted to do the same for you guys! Do you want to put something better than those ordinary dinner rolls on the table? Do you wish to surprise your guests with a flavorful meal that they will never forget? If you are the least bit interested, look no further! Here below are some recipes of dishes the Garamasalas staff believed would be great alternatives to traditional holiday meal foods. I hope every one of you has a warm and happy thanksgiving, and wonderful rest of the holiday season!
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roast turkey → tandoori whole chicken. (this recipe is provided by ZamZam.) ingredients:
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dinner rolls/croissants → naan. naan is difficult to make on your own if you do not have past experience. however, it can be found in many supermarkets, such as whole foods. casserole → bhindi masala. (this recipe is provided by sanjeev kapoor.) ingredients:
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| mashed potatoes → aloo mattar. (this recipe is provided by niru gupta.) ingredients:
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cranberry sauce → raita. (this recipe is provided by Epicurious.) ingredients:
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pumpkin pie/any other dessert dish → kheer. (this recipe is provided by allrecipes.) ingredients:
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