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Hey this is where are the fun and goofing begins. I will keep on posting new and interesting snippets from my daily life.
For e.g. me cooking in the kitchen. Wow. Who would have thought that I would ever cook in my life, but now i think I can
open my own restaurant, hi hi hi... Just kiddin'. Mom you should be proud of me!!! I COOK NOW.. Weeheeeeee...
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This site is still under construction. If you want to navigate to my old site you can follow this link
http://plaza.ufl.edu/piyush82/old. This old link will be
maintained till I finish updating the new site.
My Kitchen Experiment
  
  
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| Hey, You know what. I am making mushroom in spinach. Let me tell you the method.
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| INGREDIENTS:
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Spinach (cut-leaf),
1 large Onion (medium chopped),
2 Table Spoon Cooking Oil,
1 Teaspoon Red Chili Powder,
Cumin Seeds,
Garlic Powder,
Black Pepper Powder,
1 Teaspoon Turmeric Powder,
8-10 White Mushroom
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- Heat oil in the cooking pan and put the cumin seeds into it and heat till it starts popping
- Next add the cut onions into it and saute it till it is slightly soft (dont wait for it to be brown)
- Next add the cut leaf spinach into it and cook it on slow flame for about 10-15 minutes (you may also add some water)
- Add turmeric powder to it along with the red chilli powder, also add garlic powder and black pepper powder into it.
- Mix it thoroughly..
- While the spinach is cooking, cut the mushroom into 4 parts each
- Add the mushrooms when the spinach is nearly cooked
- Cook for around 5-6 minutes more on high flame, keep stirring on regular intervals to prevent burning.
- Add salt to taste. You may garnish it with coriender leaves.
Serve HOT. Goes well with rice or with hot paranthas. Do tell me what do you think of this recipe. (c) 2004 - CHEF PIYUSH HARSH.
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My Aunt and her Family in Christchurch NZ
| Lord Chitragupta
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My Apartment in Gainesville FL USA and Toshi at Silver Springs Camp in NZ
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Dated: September 05, 2004: View from my apartment while hurricane Frances was battering most of Florida.
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- Picture 1: Heavy overcast skies at 10 am before non-stop rains started with heavy wind gusting over 70-80 mph.
- Picture 2: It was so dark that street lights were on even at noon, you could see one lit in the picture.
- Picture 3: Still clean backside of my apartment when the storm just started.
- Picture 4: Pouring rain outside by apartment building.
- Picture 5: Rain temporarily stopped and this view looks beautiful, all soaked and wet but the worse is still to come.
- Picture 6: Very heavy rains, you could probably see the rain bands in this picture above those parked cars.
- Picture 7: Overflowing Lake Alice - I hope alligators were not lurking behind me while I was taking the shots.
- Picture 8: Now messy backside of my apartment, you could even see a part of the fallen tree.(Sep 07, 2004 - 7:50 am)
- Picture 9: You can see the Museum Rd. overflooded by sprawling lake Alice, natural preserve for Alligators on Campus.
- Picture10: Another view of the flooded road, i actually saw big fishes upstream in it but I missed the shot completely.
- Picture11: A big tree that broke from the middle in front of Tathagata's apartment in Corry Village.
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