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Joined 1 year, 1 month ago.
From Ithaca, NY US
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I'm a self proclaimed Intermediate cook.
I have 30 cooking friends
My recipes have 4432 views with a 4.8 average.
http://danieljdavis.com
Currently lovin' Saag.
Tagline: I'm a Indian-japanese Soul foodie

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I'm a writer married to a photographer and enjoy making heavily spiced "peasant foods of the world."

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Hi - Thanks for being my cooking buddy. You have a few great reicpes posted, I look forward to trying some of them. = )


I love Indian food and I love being able to make it at home
Do you have anymore to share??
I am definitely a fan after this dish


I loved these chickpea balls
Thanks...June


You are welcome and I am glad you were able to try it. There are so many recipes here that it can be overwhelming as to what to try first! Maybe this is a personal problem that I am experiencing? Smile...


Hello there, thanks for being my cooking buddy and welcome to the foodie family! :o)
~Gem~


Im glad you enjoyed the scotland scones... they arent real fancy but like you said... when you dunk them in coffee... they are pretty good...Thanks again....next time Im thinking about putting a maple syrup sugar frosting on them..just for a change..


Welcome! Do you have any Indian recipes to share?




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Sausage Balls

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Chickpea Balls With Coconut-curry Sauce

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Basil Chicken Fettuccine

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Basil Chicken Fettuccine
This sounds good!

Sausage Balls
I love these... have had them many times.... they are so good dunked in cheese dip too.....yummers!!!

Basil Chicken Fettuccine
This sounds magnificent. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for posting.

Chickpea Balls With Cocon
This sounds interesting. I love falafels so if it's similar I will be a hit here.
It's definitely worth a try!

Basil Chicken Fettuccine
I like this recipe, but only with butter. Did you know that Oleo, as margarine as then called, was originally developed to fatten turkeys. They died. What's not to like about

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