| No images? Click here  Prik Gaeng Panang Panang is one of the most well known curries in Thai cuisine, typically found in central and southern regions of the country. As with other types of gaeng (curry), the backbone of flavor for the dish comes from an intensely aromatic curry paste. What sets panang curry paste apart is the addition of roasted peanuts and nutmeg, which lend it a distinctive nutty flavor, warm spice aroma, and rich, full-bodied texture. More flavor-packed curries, sauces, and seasonings 
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How to turn any fruit into a frozen treat
| A roadmap to the ultimate popsicle No images? Click here  How to Make Yogurt Popsicles With Your Fruit of Choice We tried to hit all the marks of a good fruit and yogurt popsicle by developing recipes for three different fruit-yogurt pops: blueberry, raspberry, and mango. These frozen treats have a creamy, velvety smooth texture; just the right amount of bite; and a well-balanced flavor that blends tangy yogurt and sweet, rich fruit. While there’s no way to provide specific guidance for all possible fruits, we're confident that the following guidelines will help get anyone on the right track when making their choice of fruit-yogurt popsicles from scratch. If you need some guidance first....  Sweet ripe mango, tangy Greek yogurt, and bright lime juice unite in these winning popsicles. Lightly sweet and floral blueberries are blended with rich Greek yogurt in these flavor-packed frozen pops.   Raspberries are the star here—combined with full-fat Greek yogurt, these popsicles are rich, creamy, and perfectly sweet-tart. More how-tos 
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Our favorite ways to bring the heat
| Recipes with plenty of kick No images? Click here  Spicy Recipes to Bring (and Beat) the Heat It seems paradoxical, but eating spicy foods on a hot day may actually help cool you down. The heat from a spicy dish increases your circulation and raises your body temperature, so your body starts pumping out sweat, which helps bring you back to thermal equilibrium once it evaporates. Inhabitants of especially hot regions—think Southeast Asia, North Africa, and parts of Mexico—figured this out long ago, and many of the peppery dishes, condiments, and drinks below are influenced by their cuisines. Not only are cold chili-infused noodles, mouth-numbing salads, and spiced grilled meats delicious, they'll also help you chill out during a wave of unforgiving late-summer heat. Bring the heat 
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