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Bachelor Cooking

If you are an Indian Bachelor, then you are probably in a woeful condition eating junk food and deluding yourself by thinking that you have no choice. Moreover, Indian women have completely changed from the previous generation. Not only do they kick our butts in every sphere, they also love to utilize every opportunity to remind us how sexist we are. This blog is an attempt to salvage the Indian male ego - we can cook and feed whoever is willing to take a risk.

Tuesday, July 26, 2005

My friend's a chef...

So, here's my contribution to this masterpiece of a blog.
My friend Siu Kee is a master chef. I prompted him to start writing a blog for young student cooks who do not have the time/patience/skill to perfect what somik calls the zen of cooking (/seasoning!).

He calls is First Time Food Philosophy. It has a cute namesake: easiestgunk.

Bachelor Cooking

Tuesday, July 26, 2005

My friend's a chef...

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