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   Message 24,028 of 26,839   
   Ben Collver to Dave Drum   
   Re: Cookery Bookery   
   25 Sep 25 08:17:56   
   
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   DD> Before I   
   DD> got all confuserised my go-to cookery tomes were the plaid covered BH&G   
   DD> cookbook, New York Times cookbook from the Craig Claiborne/Mark Bittman   
   DD> era and Joy of Cooking. But, I had a whole shelf (or more) of cookery    
   DD> volumes...   
      
   Recently i saw that New York Times cookbook in a free pile.  I've seen   
   those plaid covered cookbooks too.  You used past tense.  Does that mean   
   you're fully confuserised now?  I watched a video about WAIS, which was   
   early adopter software for creating distributed search engines.  It   
   would pull data from multiple sources, and the interviewee mentioned a   
   searchable recipe database among other things.  At this time it seems i   
   have no scarcity of cookbooks, but sometimes i wonder if i had to choose   
   one for a "deserted island" scenario, which would i choose?  Chances are   
   i would choose one of those hand-written hand-illustrated cookbooks for   
   its sentimental value rather than its functional value.   
      
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         Title: Fenugreek Kulambu (Jaffna Style)   
    Categories: Indian   
         Yield: 1 Batch   
       
         1 lg Onion; chopped small   
         1 ts Fenugreek seed   
     1 1/2 ts Curry powder with chili   
       1/2 c  Coconut milk   
              Salt   
         1 cl Garlic; minced   
     1 1/2 ts Ghee   
         1 ts Tamarind paste   
              Curry leaves   
         1 c  Water   
       
     Thick spicy gravy served over rice for lunch.   
        
     Soak fenugreek in warm water for 10 minutes. Then strain the seeds and   
     discard the water. Saute onion and garlic in ghee. When golden, add   
     the fenugreek and curry leaves. Dilute tamarind in water and add to   
     the cooking onions with curry powder and salt. Boil for 5 minutes,   
     add coconut milk, and simmer until thick like a gravy.   
        
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