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chatpat food: Cooking from blogs: Kalakand

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To have fun cooking chatpat (quick and lip-smacking) food which are healthy and interesting! Tuesday, October 31, 2006. Cooking from blogs: Kalakand. At Tuesday, October 31, 2006. Studying in US and remembering and learning about India through various food and culture. I am also interested to learn about cuisines of other country as long as it is a quick process. View my complete profile. Obachan's Kitchen and Balcony Garden. Food in the Main. Lima Beans and Delhi Chaat. Me and My Kitchen.

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chatpat food: I am gone...but I will be back

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To have fun cooking chatpat (quick and lip-smacking) food which are healthy and interesting! Sunday, May 06, 2007. I am gone.but I will be back. I am on a long blogging break (due to personal and academic reasons), but I hope to be back soon gradually, may be in a new form. Thanks to some of you who enquired so warmly about me. I love you all- my readers and bloggers. At Sunday, May 06, 2007. View my complete profile. Obachan's Kitchen and Balcony Garden. Food in the Main. Lima Beans and Delhi Chaat.

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Sweet&Spice: July 17, 2011

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Home For Veg Lovers. Friday, July 22. I know its been long long time almost a couple of years i have blogged and now am back with my blogging work and want to be a regular bloggie ;) . So as of now am feeling like a newbie to the updated version of blogging world and thought of a slow and steady start.and came with a simple yet Yummy recipe which i often make. This is a very simple and quick recipe. Lets gothrough the Ingredients. Any rice preferably Basmati - 1 cup. Potato, carrot, beans, peas, - 1 cup.

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Sweet&Spice: July 24, 2011

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Home For Veg Lovers. Tuesday, July 26. Whole urad dal or split - 1 cup. Idly rice - 2 cup. Normal ricee - 1/2 cup. Salt - as required. Note: I usually soak dal and rice in the afternoon and at night like before 9:00 grind the batter and leave the batter overnight to ferment. The next morning the batter raises and is ready to make idly, dosa, utappam. :). Idly with idly rice. idly with ponni rice. Weekend Brunch-Mooli Paratha :). Whole wheat atta - 2cups. Water - 1/2 cup. White radishes - medium 3 no.

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Curry Bytes: Welcome To Curry Bytes

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Friday, May 25, 2007. Welcome To Curry Bytes. A family of excellent cooks is probably nothing new to rave about. But what if they are hearty food lovers whose conversation centers around foods and extends beyond cooking. Well that’s who I am. The tangy peanut snax mix looks ideal to have over a couple of beers. Reminds of the olden days back home. May 28, 2007 at 7:57 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). California, United States. View my complete profile. What's For Lunch Honey. Welcome To Curry Bytes.

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Curry Bytes: July 2007

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007. Meme: Randomizing and Summarizing myself! The process of generating random numbers is called randomization. The earliest method of generating random numbers are dice, coin flipping and roulette wheels. Psuedo-random number generators (PRNGs) can generate millions of random number sequences which might eventually repeats! For tagging me to write this meme. This one turned out to be an interesting experiment. Who inspires you most? What do you like to do most on a rainy day? There a...

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Curry Bytes: May 2007

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Tuesday, May 29, 2007. Introspection, in the computing world is the process of identifying objects, its properties and behaviors at runtime. Apprentices, my dad realized that the phone was missing . However by the end of the day, he received a heavy package, a gift, which was not a cell phone but a Jackfruit. Ironically he does not share the same kind of passion for jackfruits. I am not sure what happened to cell phone or Mr. Fix it! Chakka-Varatti (Jackfruit halwa) (My Mom's recipe). Jaggery - 1 cup.

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Curry Bytes: 10 Things I would do to prevent Global Warming

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Sunday, July 15, 2007. 10 Things I would do to prevent Global Warming. What happens when you watch a movie that deeply influences, raises the questions and suddenly brings clarity to those that has been nagging in your mind for many years? Well, this is what I did. I came up with this list. 2 Use paper or cloth bags for grocery shopping. This is no biggie. I can do this one! 4 Use fuel efficient cars. Actually, I am doing this already as I have the car from my favorite automaker – Honda. 7 Use organicall...

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Curry Bytes: 10 Things I like about summer

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Wednesday, July 18, 2007. 10 Things I like about summer. A Japanese friend of mine once asked me which season I like the most. It is not a difficult question to answer as most us have favorite seasons. I bet more than 50% love summers closely followed by fall. To me, it is a question of perplexity. Which one of the seasons of Kerala. 8211; summer, summer. And monsoons to choose? So, I decided to make a list of pros and cons of summer. Here it is. An idyllic spot to spend time with family. Outdoor adventu...

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Curry Bytes: August 2007

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Wednesday, August 1, 2007. Is it a Spice OR Ingredient? Boolean OR operation is a disjunction of propositions. The disjunction of two propositions is false when both propositions are false and otherwise is true. The disjunction of a false and a true is always true. I know, we were mean kids! To this day, I am not sure whether he knew about the peppers in his lunch. Or was it a prank played on me by my siblings as I actually didn't see them doing it (I was the lookout, remember? 4 whole peeled shallots.