On a recent rainy day, my friend Sonoko Sakai warmed up a pot of Japanese chicken curry to have for our lunch. While the rain drizzled outside, the curry simmered away in her clay pot. The spices, ...

People in the United States have stocked spice racks with curry powder since at least the 1700s. But you’d be hard-pressed to find anything labeled “curry powder” in a South Asian kitchen. Instead, ...

When I first began experimenting in the kitchen as a kid, the first thing I took note of when opening the spice cabinet was a large container of an earthy yellow powder, often spilled and staining the ...

Instead of running to the store, you can make your own homemade curry powder. You can use this curry powder in soups, sauces, rice, and anything else you can think of. My blend is so flavorful and ...