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I love walking the tightrope between tremendous success and total disaster! You can't be the hero without first risking being the goat.Flint, Michigan
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A good amount. Indian is very technical in many ways - you can take the same exact ingredients and, depending on how you cook them, come up with a myriad of tastes. SWMBO just started sauteing some Indian about 10 minutes ago. The house smells delicious.
I used to think some of the techniques in Indian cooking recipes were nuts. I tried shortcuts. Insert failures here. Indian cuisine is brilliant.
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I would agree. The spice blends are so awesome, the toasting and frying of the spice. The way they can make chick peas, lentils, cauliflour and onion into a main meal. I mean seperately. I am going to try dosa on the egg this weekend. I haven't done sambar or rasam on the egg yet either
Steve
Caledon, ON
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I have some dosa mix I got from this cool international grocery store in town (weird warehouse looking place - I think they get everything through shipping containers through the port). Let us know how it comes out.
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I don't like to post links to the other forum but...
http://www.greeneggers.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=938961&catid=1
Steve
Caledon, ON
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That looks effin good! You ever make paneer? I love saag paneer. The cheese is kinda a pain to make but it's worth it (and a great way to save milk that's gonna go bad).
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sorry about the hijack @optiontrader
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No I haven't made it. I have made riccota and cottage cheese though. We have a huge Indian population with tons of markets so it isn't expensive. Usually the stores make their own and it doesn't cost anymore than the milk to make it. I've done biryani, butter chicken, roghan josht and naan at eggfests
Steve
Caledon, ON
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travisstrick said:When the wife lady cooks (almost never) and the recipe calls for a teaspoon of something, she gets the measuring spoons out and fills the teaspoon and then levels it off with a butter knife. I just dump whatever it is until I feel good about it.
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I've never failed...but I have discovered 1000 ways that don't work.
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