Spicy food recipes

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apple

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powder, cumin, oregano, salt, and pepper. Mix well and let

medium-high heat until it's coo

ices alongside the po

las on the grill for a

topping it with grilled pineapple, diced onio

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2: Spicy Ind

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(hollow cri

chickpea

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hilies (adju

fresh min

oasted cum

p chat

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n powder, chat masala, and salt. Add cold water and blend until w

at the top. Stuff each puri with chickpeas, ma

s of pani on the side for dipping or p

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3: Spicy Kor

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ice cake

cups

ochujang (Korean

chugaru (Korean r

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cakes (

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chujang, gochugaru, soy sauce,

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garnished with

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world through spicy street foods that are sure to awaken your culinary curiosi

rinks to balance out the heat of spicy foods, perfect for su

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