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This easy spatchcock turkey recipe will change the way you prepare your Thanksgiving bird! By flattening the turkey, it cooks evenly in less time, ensuring tender and juicy meat with crispy skin. Perfect for the oven, follow this step-by-step guide for the best Thanksgiving turkey you've ever made. Ideal for cooking turkey in pieces, this spatchcock method guarantees flavor in every bite.
Dal Baati Churma is a traditional Rajasthani treat. The spicy dal with the sweet churma along with crunchy batis, its such a treat, which steals the heart and delights the taste buds. A platter of semi-sweet Churma, spicy Dal and  Baati, is one such traditional combination. Fresh baatis drowned in piping hot dal is a perfect accompaniment for churma. Here it's my innovative recipe of baati as have stuffed or with delicious green peas stuffing with fennel seeds and coriander seeds and that really tastes awesome when it's served with spicy hot daal! Serve Baked Stuffed Baati With Churma And Panchratna Dal with Masala Chaas for a weekend lunch. If you like this recipe, you can also try other Rajasthani recipes such as Dal Baaple Churma Recipe Rajasthani Khooba Roti Recipe Rajasthani Dal Muthiya Recipe  
The latter half of October flew by like an arrow. There were days when it suddenly warmed up, making it feel as though summer had returned, but the days were unmistakably getting shorter, and the fiery red sunsets came earlier and earlier.
Delighted to have an American breakfast spot on the JR Chuo line at Cafe Sadiiq. Pancakes, egg, bacon, and a carrot rape salad with tuna. 1,500 yen ($10) for the pancakes, with a latte on weekdays for 400 yen ($2.50). It is just a five minute walk south of Mitaka Station, and on the way…