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Was it chicken haleem? I bet it was really awesome  . I really love spicy haleem, all the more reason to smother it in lemon and shred naan into it like soup  . |
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Re: The Art of Cooking
Does anyone have an exceptionally good recipe for Chicken Caesar Salad?
I've been looking online and there are so many different versions of it. :S
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it's beef haleem. it was so spicy that i couldn't even eat it myself. i hope its ok for other people.
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Yesterday I made Bhindi ki sabzi (okra stir fry) and broccoli sabzi. I couldn't taste it so the salt and spice was too less, but otherwise it came out good.
bhindi: 1 teas zeera seeds fry in oil first, add 2 teas garlic ginger,1 onion, 1 big tomato, 2 minced green chili, 1/2 tsp turmeric, 1/2 tsp red chili powder, 1/2 tsp coriander powder, salt.
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I'm having a iftaari next week with all girls and this is what I was thinking:
Iftaari - Chocolate fondue with pound cake, strawberries, and some other fruit. (and dates)
Spinach artichoke dip with some bread to dip.
then maghrib.
Dinner:
Beef Lasagna
Chicken Alfredo Fettuccine
Baked Asparagus
Garlic Bread
Dessert:
Banana Pudding
Tiramisu
I was going to cook desi food but I don't think the crowd is big on it. Anything I should add/omit?
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I'm having a iftaari next week with all girls and this is what I was thinking:
Iftaari - Chocolate fondue with pound cake, strawberries, and some other fruit. (and dates)
Spinach artichoke dip with some bread to dip.
then maghrib.
Dinner:
Beef Lasagna
Chicken Alfredo Fettuccine
Baked Asparagus
Garlic Bread
Dessert:
Banana Pudding
Tiramisu
I was going to cook desi food but I don't think the crowd is big on it. Anything I should add/omit?
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yum, sounds REALLY good!! you could also do italian sodas for drinks if you want.
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I was going to cook desi food but I don't think the crowd is big on it. Anything I should add/omit?
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Maybe Fruit Pizza for dessert? People love this stuff.
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Re: The Art of Cooking
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I'm having a iftaari next week with all girls and this is what I was thinking:
Iftaari - Chocolate fondue with pound cake, strawberries, and some other fruit. (and dates)
Spinach artichoke dip with some bread to dip.
then maghrib.
Dinner:
Beef Lasagna
Chicken Alfredo Fettuccine
Baked Asparagus
Garlic Bread
Dessert:
Banana Pudding
Tiramisu
I was going to cook desi food but I don't think the crowd is big on it. Anything I should add/omit?
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Sounds yummy but if your making lasagna you dont really need the Fettuccine (their both reallly heavy...not to mention fattening) I would replace the fettuccine with some sort of potato dish.
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Yeah, agreed Sugarberry... stuffed mushrooms or potatoes would be better. But maybe she has the chicken and beef pasta related options for people with varying preferences for meat dishes?
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that sounds yummy, what's the recipe?
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Moonstar that sabzi looks really good!
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it's beef haleem. it was so spicy that i couldn't even eat it myself. i hope its ok for other people.
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Oooo I've never tried beef haleem. Inshallah it was okay for others.. I don't mind too spicy, it gives me heartburn most of the time but I still like it 
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Fooz, are you making the tiramisu? Mr. PhDGirl loves it, so if you wouldn't mind posting a recipe, I might try it on Eid. I might add a green salad to dinner (you can just do one of the bagged ones if you are running out of time), but other than that, the menu looks good.
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InshAllah, I'll be eating all of this delicious food fooz is making .
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Fooz, are you making the tiramisu? Mr. PhDGirl loves it, so if you wouldn't mind posting a recipe, I might try it on Eid. I might add a green salad to dinner (you can just do one of the bagged ones if you are running out of time), but other than that, the menu looks good.
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I thought I replied to this...weird. Anyway, I've tried this recipe once before for all guys. They loved it but...come on...guys eat anything. I'm going to tweak it just a little and try again. I'll let you know what the girls think and if DR approves, I'll post the recipe.
And yes, I'm trying to offer beef/chicken options.
And yes, I meant to add a salad out of a bag cause I don't eat lettuce during ramadan.
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InshAllah, I'll be eating all of this delicious food fooz is making . |
insha'allah 
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