What did you have for supper?

;D ^ sorry Aish!

ill send you some masala dosai tommorrow ok :p nice and vegi...

i had butter chicken and chicken bhuna today :) oops, chicken aswell...
 
PouringRain said:
I've been baking pumpkin breads all day to give out, so for dinner I am making a nice simple tomato soup and grilled cheese.
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Yummm!! I think I grew up on tomato soup and grilled cheese. Love dunking the sandwich in the soup. Still do. How about you?


Bedouin said:
Are you black/African-American? :nervous:

Aisha said:


haha nope- but I love chicken and I don't eat red meat so lots of lovely chicken for me!


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Aisha, pensaba que eres una Latina de Panama? Claro?
 
he said he thought you were a latina from Panama....ROFL
 
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^thanks.
:X nope am not.
In future, I shall keep my culinary likes and dislikes to myself. And continue to eat chicken. Every day.
 
I dont see anything wrong with eating chicken. eat what you love. i dont think anyone ment anything bad :-)
 
^ another way of saying...or asking in this cause
Yes? or true?
 
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"Claro?" is just a way of asking if I was right. It can mean any of the things you all suggested: clear, true, right, correct or even yes. Of course, as it turns out I wasn't right. So, the answer is "No." whether you are writing in English or Spanish.
 
Last night I was meeting some old friends and dining out with them at a restaurant which specializes in cooking oxtail. In fact, their oxtail soup is the most famous one in Jakarta. Here's what I had: slow cooked oxtail soup and white steamed rice with belinjo crackers. The meat of the oxtail is so tender it practically melts in your mouth while still retaining some texture. The unique aroma of cloves and nutmegs is what make it really special.

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naidamar said:
Last night I was meeting some old friends and dining out with them at a restaurant which specializes in cooking oxtail. In fact, their oxtail soup is the most famous one in Jakarta. Here's what I had: slow cooked oxtail soup and white steamed rice with belinjo crackers. The meat of the oxtail is so tender it practically melts in your mouth while still retaining some texture. The unique aroma of cloves and nutmegs is what make it really special.
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oxtail is halal ?? I was thinking of trying this, but wasnt sure. Looks lovely! I can see a lot of presentation has gone into dishing up!
 
nature said:
oxtail is halal ?? I was thinking of trying this, but wasnt sure. Looks lovely! I can see a lot of presentation has gone into dishing up!
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well, at least in Indonesia "oxtail" is normally tail of cow, not of ox. Anyway, all cows in Indonesia when slaughtered are done in halal way, so that would make oxtail halal.
 

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