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Cooking & Baking

Ruby Reason

(242 posts)

15. Thanks for starting this thread.

Reply to xfundy (Original post)

Sat Feb 4, 2012, 11:27 AM

Feb 2012

It was a helpful one to those of us who like Indian food, but have never attempted to cook it. I might just try. Especially since I had some encouragement and help from another DUer.

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Anyone into making Indian food? [View all] xfundy Jan 2012 OP

You need to cook your spices The empressof all Jan 2012 #1

Thanks! xfundy Jan 2012 #2

Red lentil dahl is my eldest daughter's favorite. HopeHoops Jan 2012 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Jan 2012 #4

Costco also sells some nice fresh sauces The empressof all Jan 2012 #5

I buy their Maya Kaimal brand of fresh Tikka Masala every time I go to COSTCO. freshwest Feb 2012 #11

I used some Kikkoman Masala HappyMe Jan 2012 #6

I have two great video recipe sites bookmarked Lucinda Jan 2012 #7

I hadn't seen that second site. GoCubsGo Jan 2012 #8

You are most welcome! Lucinda Jan 2012 #9

Oh, yes, those are my favorite youtube cooks! I have most of their vids. freshwest Feb 2012 #12

Isn't it wonderful? The whole world opens up because of the access Lucinda Feb 2012 #13

I've also found how to dehydrate and can food through demonstrations there, freshwest Feb 2012 #14

Wow! Thanks, all, for the great replies! xfundy Feb 2012 #10

Thanks for starting this thread. Ruby Reason Feb 2012 #15