Posts Tagged ‘indian’

Wine and Food Pairings

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

Have you ever wondered what wine to serve at your dinner party?  Amy recently interviewed Connie Wiles from the Cincinnati Wine Festival about food and wine pairings. Some of her pairings may surprise you and may be the ticket to your best dinner party ever!  I've also included Connie Wile's information about The Cincinnati Wine Festival.

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A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

It’s summertime and the grillin’ is easy. But if you’re gonna grill out, why not do it right? Impress your family and friends with this great six-course Indian meal that’s perfect for the grill and for adding a little spice to a mellow summer evening on the patio. Click the links below for the recipes.
Grilling!
Menu includes:


Wine Suggestion
Moser Gewürztraminer Alsace 2004
Available at the Party Source for $15.99.
Look for it in Aisle 7B.

Probably the #1 wine choice with Indian food is Gewürztraminer, whether from Alsace (France), Germany (slightly sweet) or up and coming regions like New Zealand. The spicy, rose petal/lychee fruit character of Gewürztraminer is terrific with the complex flavors of Indian curries and raitas.

A Taste of Cumin

Friday, June 8th, 2007
June 25, 2007
6:00 pmto8:00 pm

Class Type: Demonstration
Instructor: Yajan Upadhyaya
$55.00 Buy 1 Get 1 Free with Free EQ ID Card

Join Cumin Chef Yajan Upadhyaya for a class he refers to as “Ghee, This Tastes Great, an Introduction to Indian Vegetarian.”

Reserve Your Seat

Glazed Grilled Pineapple Taj Mahal

Friday, June 1st, 2007

Grilled PineapplePineapple on the grill? But of course! This simple yet regal dessert is the perfect ending to your backyard dinner. The grill flames not only caramelize the sugars to produce a wonderful golden brown but also bring out a real burst of flavor. Topped with your favorite vanilla ice cream, Pineapple Taj Mahal is a treat everyone will love.

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.

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Grilled Naan

Friday, June 1st, 2007

NaanThis popular flatbread is perfect for taking some of the edge off of spicy dishes, but it’s also great for soaking up everything on your plate.

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.

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Fresh Green Beans with Chutney

Friday, June 1st, 2007

Green BeansThis colorful dish has a surprise waiting with every bite. Whether sweet, spicy, salty, or garlicky, your tastebuds will be dancing with delight.

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.

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Cucumber Raita with Mint

Friday, June 1st, 2007

RaitaThis refreshing Indian yogurt salad is the perfect accompaniment for spicier dishes (like Grilled Tandoori Chicken). Use it as a sauce for your chicken or dip your naan in it!

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.
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Potato Salad Raj

Friday, June 1st, 2007

This spicy sweet potato salad will add a nice little zing to any backyard meal!

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.
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Grilled Tandoori Chicken

Friday, June 1st, 2007

Tandoori ChickenThis moderately spicy dish is one of the most popular Indian dishes. But instead of using the traditional clay oven, a tandoor, we are going to use our backyard grill!

This recipe is part of the EQ at the Party Source dinner, A Do-Ahead Indian Dinner Party from the Grill.

Wine Suggestion
Au Bon Climat Pinot Noir Cuvée 614 2005
Santa Barbara, California

Available at the Party Source for $17.99.
Look for it in Aisle 6A.

While white wines are often first pick with Indian cuisine, the smoky grill flavors of a classic tandoor oven chicken are very nice with a good Pinot Noir. Au Bon Climat is a natural choice, with just the right balance of red fruit, dried herb, and earth flavor to pair up with this zesty chicken.

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