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Tola posted:
Django posted:
How about "Kechree" boiled rice,split peas, salt ,onions , bhagee and coconut milk, no meats. In India is called "Khichdi"
Me rememba dis meal. But did not remember its name. Thanks.
Django, you rememba 'do-say' roti. Made from flour, sugar and water or milk ?
In GT, I was staying with a friend whose wife is from Mumbai. She made a small 'do-say' roti, but it had salt and pepper.

Indian restaurants serve dosas. Maybe our "do say" roti came from that.

10/25/186:42 PM

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