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"For eons, it seems, I have been experiementing with alternative ingredients to create the perfect cup of dairy free, sugar free spiced chai.

Soy milk may work with coffee, but not with tea. Soy milk tends to unfortunately spoil tea by overpowering it with a chalky taste. This renders the use of soy milk as a dairy alternative in chai as..."

Ingredients: cloves, cinnamon bark, honey...

"My wife and I ran into this recipe on one of our trips to Nepal. It's simple to make and surprisingly good. While it's good as written it can be easily adjusted to taste. I like more tomato (2 or 3) and jalapenos in mine (2 or 3). This is best made an hour or two before it's needed but will keep for 6-8 hours in the frige."

Ingredients: cilantro, mild green chilies...

"Creamy and delicious!"

Ingredients: cream, ginger paste...

"This is an easy to make, unusual soup from Tibet. The mixture of hot chili with the pungent mold-ripened churu cheese, after which the soup is named, is a uniquely Tibetan combination of flavors. Blue cheese makes a good substitute for churu, which isn't in the zaar computer. This recipe is popular in the region of Kongpo, where it is eaten..."

Ingredients: cornstarch, fresh ginger...

"The name "tangtse" literally means "cold vegetable". this is the only real salad known in traditional Tibetan cooking. It's a refreshing side dish to most main dishes. Recipe is from the Lhasa Moon Tibetan Cookbook."

Ingredients: ground red chili pepper, daikon radishes...

"Corn soup is popular in Dharamsala, a colorful mountain town that is in the heart of a Tibetan community in exile. The soup is served, with slight variations, at the cafes and restaurants that cater to travelers. Soup is a common breakfast food in Tibet.

The recipe is adapted from The Lhasa Moon Tibetan Cookbook."

Ingredients: creamed corn, firm tofu...