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About Recipe
Sorakaya Anapa Kaya methai, Sorekai Chorakkai inippu, ?Lau Misti |
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Hussain Qasem Posted on Sun Jun 02 2013
Strange he didn't taste it? I think he ate something today in his house by mistake
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tabaks Posted on Sun Jun 02 2013
Chef, it would be very responsible of you to address the fact that bottle gourd (lauki) can be extremely toxic if it's very bitter. It would be honest of you to do so since you're making a recipe everyone can try preparing after seeing you do
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tanya saira Posted on Sun Jun 02 2013
Nice recipe! Lauki halwa I've seen before in this channel. And where is the new studio? It's missing in all your recent videos.
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Zohal Y Posted on Tue Jun 04 2013
i didnt underestand what was the other thing u added in badam can u write that please
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Nicola Anelli Posted on Sun Jun 02 2013
Why aluminum on the plate?
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