These marinades, sauces, soups and stews are fragrant with ginger, garlic and lemongrass.
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Big Flavors, Big Aromatics |
Cooking with aromatics like ginger, lemongrass and garlic is a quick way to lasting flavor. Incorporate your favorites into marinades and sauces, as Melissa Clark does with garlic and ginger in her chicken with sesame-peanut sauce (above), or soups and stews. Fragrant lemongrass adds citrusy notes to Yewande Komolafe's tamarind-infused vegetable and tofu soup, as well as Kay Chun's squash and chickpea stew. You'll find those dishes and more in this collection of New York Times Cooking's most popular recipes of the week. |
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