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Food
A Dosa Lesson From a Professional
It takes practice to make these crisp golden crepes, but a tip from Anita Jaisinghani of Pondicheri makes them a little more accessible.https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018952-dosas-with-mustard-greens-and-pumpkinseed-chutney
I can do it.
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Food
Lifting the Lid on Braising
Add spices, seasonings and a little liquid to almost anything, and great home cooking results.https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018956-chicken-with-apricots-lemon-and-saffron
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N.Y. / Region
Q Train Romance
A poet’s memory is jogged by the sight of two teenagers embracing on a subway platform.Yes.
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Magazine
A Cake You Can Take With You Anywhere
The visiting cake has a durable goodness that makes it a perfect treat for travel.https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1018963-lemon-spice-visiting-cake
It should be easy.
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Well
The Weekly Health Quiz: Saunas, Running and Vegan Diets
Test your knowledge of this week’s health news.6 0f 7
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Well
Connecting, Midair, With My 8-Year-Old Son
At the trampoline park, I knew this was it — that moment of pure joy with your kid you always want as a parent.Enjoy.
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Well
Is There Any Reason Not to Get a Flu Shot?
Unless you’ve had a severe allergic reaction, experts advise everyone older than 6 months to get a flu shot.Get a flu shot.
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Books
A Surgeon Not Afraid to Face His Mistakes, In and Out of the Operating Room
The brain surgeon Henry Marsh’s second memoir, “Admissions,” is a wandering and ruminative trek through the doctor’s anxieties and private shames.There should be more of such books.
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Business Day
Pinpointing Racial Discrimination by Government Officials
A new economic study finds evidence of racial discrimination by government workers when they receive emails that appear to come from African-Americans.It should not happen.
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U.S.
In the wake of Hurricane Maria, Snippets of Life Resume in San Juan
Two weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, a measure of life has returned to its 494-year-old capital city. But it is a life far from normal.Congress has done some of what it should.
Most of the population will not die now.
There is more to be done.
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