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hi friends from pi.fyi, long time no see ⭐️ here’s a new food rec for you !! definitely not 100% authentic, but extremely delicious !!! - onion + spices + ginger + garlic + spinach - blend everything - add coconut milk + salt + lime juice - add leipäjuusto (didn’t have paneer😵‍💫) - add melted butter + cumin + asafoetida (hing) enjoy with rice !!!
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Mar 11, 2024

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