Pappadams, thin crisp wafers that accompany every Indian meal — ready in seconds.
Ingredients
- pappadams
- sunflower oil
Preparation
Heat the oil in a pan, drop in the pappadams and remove them as soon as they are cooked and puffed.
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Pappadams
Les pappadams, fines galettes croustillantes qui accompagnent tous les repas indiens — prêtes en quelques secondes.
Ingrédients
- pappadams
- huile de tournesol
Préparation
Chauffez l’huile dans une poêle, plongez-y les pappadams et retirez-les dès qu’ils sont cuits et gonflés.
Glossary focus
Full glossary →
Word of the day
Djavastambha
is a "metal flag door" lying in the inner courtyard in front of the temple entrance in South India.
Read the full definitionKeep reading
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Vinyasa Yoga places rhythm at the centre of practice: rhythm of the breath, of the body, of the…
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In Ashtanga Yoga, the gaze is never a detail: it orients the posture, gathers the attention and calms…
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