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	Almond Spicy Mutton Varuval by Navaneetham Krishnan Tender mutton pieces coated with almond and spices and perfumed with coriander leaves.	1 vote 3308 views
	Bombay Duck Fry by Paul Anderson Lumen Bombay duck is actually dried fish...	1 vote 10554 views
	Curried Mutton Bone Marrow by Navaneetham Krishnan And the best thing about this curry is, it gets tastier every time it is heated up.	1 vote 4304 views
	Stuffed Bitter Gourd Fry by Paul Anderson Lumen Something Different	1 vote 4473 views
	Eggplant(Brinjal) Fry by Paul Anderson Lumen Indian ways!	1 vote 2 comments 4120 views
	Semolina (Rava) Ladoo by Navaneetham Krishnan Traditional Indian sweet with a pleasing scent of ghee and nutmeg.	1 vote 3935 views
	Cauliflower Fritters by Navaneetham Krishnan Simple divine with a crispy crunchy coating.	1 vote 3479 views
	Curry leaves Valakkai Poriyal (Plantain Chips) by Navaneetham Krishnan A lovely crispy-crunchy accompaniment for rice or snacking.	1 vote 3824 views
	Christmas Cookies-Kulkuls by Paul Anderson Lumen Christmas Sweets in India	1 vote 9320 views
	Mutton Kebabs by Paul Anderson Lumen Indian Food Recipes.... Mutton Kebab...	1 vote 5017 views
	Indian Fish Achar (Pickle) by Navaneetham Krishnan That tangy, spicy and sweet flavors and surely rather addictive and tantalising.	1 vote 2248 views
	Jalebi by Suhaina Rasheed Indian sweet made with all purpose flour fried and dipped in flavored sugar syrup.	1 vote 4746 views
	Pudina/Mint Chutney by Navaneetham Krishnan mint leaves for the cool fresh taste, yoghurt for the natural tinge and that bit of spiciness from dried red chilies.	1 vote 3269 views
	Gobi 65 by Navaneetham Krishnan Cauliflower florets - nicely tender to the bite, coated with puffy batter and scented with cumin seeds and curry leaves.	1 vote 3186 views
	Cabbage Stir Fried with Kadalai Paruppu/Chana Dal And Cumin Seeds by Navaneetham Krishnan Unless you enjoy pairing this dish with something else, it's lovely with rice and other sides.	1 vote 4077 views

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