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Fast and deliciousSimple dish unlocks complex flavorsFrom the chef | Search restaurants | Archives October 4th, 2006 issue
By Kasya Das This is one of the most popular dishes at our restaurant, partly because of its simplicity and partly because of the complex flavors that emerge from the spices, along with the caramelization of fresh cabbage. Garam masala, a spice blend, is important to the flavor profile but it must be used gently, otherwise it will overwhelm the other ingredients. If you cannot find it in a store, it's easy to make at home. A basic recipe for garam masala includes seven parts cardamom, three parts cloves, one part each mace, cinnamon and cumin, plus a dash (or a few, depending on your preferences) of coriander, fennel seeds and black peppercorns. Heat the spices in a skillet before grinding together to release the aroma. Kasya Das is chef at Balarama, a vegetarian restaurant located at Orlická 9, Prague 3–Vinohrady. Tel. 222 728 885.
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