Foolproof and not much work, the Indian flatbread can be served with almost anything you have going on the fire.
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The Minimalist: Chapati: Bread Born for the Grill
September 1st, 2010Letters: Shaking Off the Calories (1 letter)
September 1st, 2010To the Editor:.
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Letters: Local Isn’t Always Best (1 letter)
September 1st, 2010To the Editor:.
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Letters: A Greenmarket Proposal (1 letter)
September 1st, 2010To the Editor:.
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Specialty Coffee Roasters Brew in New York
September 1st, 2010Coffee lovers in Portland, Ore., know about Stumptown Coffee Roasters, where Steve Kirbach, left, roasts beans. The company plans to open cafes in Brooklyn and Manhattan.Despite huge strides by New York’s cafes over the last few years, the most respected coffee roasters are elsewhere. Now, some of the best are coming to town.
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From a Tuscan Kitchen, Lessons in Simplicity
September 1st, 2010Laura Sbrana teaches cooking at her farmhouse near Pisa, Italy. Laura Sbrana, whose son Marco Canora is the executive chef and a partner in Hearth, Terroir and Insieme restaurants in New York, runs a cooking school near Pisa.
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Wines of The Times: Living and Drinking in the Moment
September 1st, 2010Crisp, refreshing white wines like albariño are one of Spain’s finer contributions to warm-weather drinking.
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Restaurants: The Fine Art of the Noodle
September 1st, 2010Matsugen, in TriBeCa, makes soba the centerpiece of its menu.Apart from being excellent, Matsugen is brave, putting its faith in authentic Japanese cooking and a less tricked-out setting than most Asian restaurants with its scale.
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Dining Brief: Nosedives, With Nice Touches
September 1st, 2010Soft-shell crab at Olana on Madison Avenue.What Olana needs is a strict personal trainer, to improve tightness and tone.
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Dining Brief: Thai and Latin Food, but No Fusion
September 1st, 2010Talay serves Thai and Latin fare on West 135th Street.Talay serves a hybrid of Thai and Latin food in Harlem.
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