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Julia Turshen’s Spicy Tandoori Cauliflower with Minted Yogurt

Feed the Resistance by Julia Turshen

The yogurt and assertive spice combination give the cauliflower an enormous depth of flavor and a really rich texture. For a complete meal, serve this with white or brown rice, quinoa, or warm flatbread and a platter of sliced cucumbers that you’ve drizzled with lemon juice and sprinkled with salt.

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Steven Raichlen’s Kansas City Sweet and Smoky Rub

Raichlen_BARBECUE SAUCES, RUBS, AND MARINADES

This Kansas City rub is the most ecumenical of barbecue seasonings. Sweet rather than salty, flavorful rather than fiery, it contains mustard in the style of a Memphis rub and chili powder in the style of Texas.

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Steven Raichlen’s Basic Barbecue Rub

Raichlen_BARBECUE SAUCES, RUBS, AND MARINADES

There’s a heap of flavor in this simple rub—the molasses sweetness of the brown sugar, the heat of the pepper, the vegetal sweetness of the paprika, and the slow burn of the cayenne.

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