Do not discard the water you use to wash your rice and vegs.Water your garden and indoor plants with this water.This is rich in minerals,helps the plants to grow.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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- Sowmya Garlapati
- Long Island, Newyork, United States
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- Red gram fry
- Pudina and kasuri methi chapatis
- Pure homemade ghee
- Instant coconut milk
- Fresh vegs in your refrigerator
- Stubborn tea stains in your tea kettle
- Crispy dosas in a jiffy
- Super quick uddina vada
- Cauliflower curry
- Healthy low calorie-Palak pappu ( dhal)
- Quick Brinjal fry
- Potato curry with dil leaves
- Pudina and Peas Palav
- Garlic-ready to use
- Fresh flowers
- Smooth closets and cabinets
- Watering your garden and indoor plants
- Sparkling microwaves
- Wrap cabbages in an old new paper-for freshness
- Super fresh chillies
- Super sharp knifes
- Super fresh Lemons
- Basic vanilla cake
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- Super quick egg curry
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