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food reporter @nytimes and author of INDIAN-ISH, a cookbook about my family. My newest, PRIYA'S KITCHEN ADVENTURES, is now available!
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Weeknight Dishes: Five fast dinners I will definitely make again

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By Ashley Lonsdale, Yewande Komolafe Verified, Priya Krishna Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Hello! Mia here, filling in for Emily. Always a delight to chat with my fellow weeknight dinner makers. I’m going to get right into it, because you have sunscreen to slather on, pools to cannonball into and cold movie theaters to sit in — here are five fast, delicious recipes for your week. I’ve made all of these recently and I loved them; I think you will, too. 1.
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Millennial Food Obsession Is a Joke. John Early Gets It.

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By Priya Krishna Verified
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- To comedian John Early, few situations are more ripe for humor than hosting a dinner party. "It is the most pleasurable thing you can do -- in theory," he said, taking a bite of lemon rice at Chola, an Indian restaurant in midtown Manhattan. "What mostly happens is that I get three hours behind, and I am caught in a prison of joking, and then the food's late, and I'm in the kitchen.
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Where to Eat in Dallas for the World Cup

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By Priya Krishna Verified, Claire Ballor Verified
| The New York Times Verified
As the World Cup begins, we found the most delicious, dynamic restaurants in Dallas, which is playing host to nine matches. The on-field action in North Texas kicked off on June 14 with a match between Japan and the Netherlands and continues through July 14, but these options remain well worth a visit beyond then.
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