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Greg's Food Log
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Random Idea: baby potato sambar
Make some South Indian (sambar, poriyal, whatever) using whole baby potatoes.
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How to Cook Everything
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The Best Recipes in the World
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Big Flavors of the Hot Sun
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Fast Food My Way
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Kamman
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The New Making of a Cook
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Kaltenbach
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Aus Schweizer Küchen
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Japanese Cooking: A Simple Art
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Frau am Herd
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