Charred corn, tomato and peach salad with toasted seeds
A simple corn, tomato and peach salad with two kinds of toasted seeds for crunch. The seeds are seasoned while warm so they taste of more than oil.
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A simple corn, tomato and peach salad with two kinds of toasted seeds for crunch. The seeds are seasoned while warm so they taste of more than oil.
The beans stay mellow while a spoonful of fragrant chilli oil gives each plate its own level of heat.
The chickpeas roast beside the cabbage but finish with a separate blast of heat, so they stay crisp while the cabbage turns tender.
Keep the masala thick enough to sit on warm flatbread, then let everyone tear and scoop at the table.
Corn, tomatoes and peaches brought together by lemon, olive oil and a handful of herbs. The corn gets charred; everything else stays fresh.
Quick pickled onions cut through the tomato masala and bring a fresh crunch to the tender okra.
Toasted pumpkin and sesame seeds add a dry, nutty crunch to the soft tomato beans and crisp sourdough.
Brown the tofu and beans separately so the beans dry out instead of steaming in the tofu's moisture.
Press the tofu dry, leave it alone in the pan and finish it with lemon so the crisp coating survives the fresh cucumber.
Lemony Greek yogurt turns the juices from corn, tomatoes and peaches into a cool sauce. Spoon the salad over it so the yogurt stays distinct.
Thick tomato butter beans are served with warm flatbread, so every person can tear, scoop and catch the sauce at the table.
Toasted seeds add a dry, nutty contrast to the soft tomato masala while the okra keeps its seared edges.