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two bowls filled with rice and vegetables on top of a table

This is a popular and well-loved Thai stir-fry. A variation of it, pad faktong, made with egg instead of tofu, is widely available in Thailand’s many ran khao kaengs, or rice and curry shops. It’s simple to make and very delicious, but ugly. And that’s OK. To make this, you’ll need mushroom stir-fry sauce - a vegan equivalent of oyster sauce – which is readily available in most Chinese supermarkets and online

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a white pot filled with green vegetables and beans on top of a blue table cloth

If you’ve ever had Sri Lankan “rice and curry” for lunch, you’ll know the term is a misnomer. It’s not just one curry, but at least three and up to five that are served for lunch every day. How, you might wonder, is it possible to cook so many things in time for lunch? One of the answers is that Sri Lankan vegetable curries are fast and furious. Ingredients hit thin, metal saucepans in quick succession and are brought up to a Vesuvius-level boil, only to come out tasting surprisingly…

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a white bowl filled with beans and other food

These gently sweet-and-sour lentils are great, and you should definitely make them, but the real head-turner here is the whipped lemon tahini, shown to me by plant-based chef Kali Jago – it is now my favourite condiment

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a white bowl filled with food on top of a table

Meera Sodha's delicious recipe for cauliflower korma is packed with aromatic spices and flavourful caramelized and roasted vegetables. It's easy to put together, making it the perfect vegetarian curry to serve when entertaining.

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a plate with noodles and vegetables on it next to a bowl filled with lime wedges

The sight, smell or even the mention of certain foods sets off a Pavlovian response in me. Currently, the object of my affections are these life-giving noodles, a recreation of a plate of utter joy and deliciousness I had sitting under fluorescent lighting at a street stall in Tekka market, Singapore. They were spicy, fried and loud with flavour: they were also addictive

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