One Response to “Charu’s Badam Chutney ( Almond Chutney)”

1. charu ram Says:
   November 30th, 2007 at 8:15 pm

   Dear Ahuja,thanks.I want the chutny to be named as charu’s badam chutny.I don’t want anybody to publish it before my approval.Yes you can show the demonstration.Make a fine paste. Please feed back the result to me.I am going to give you some more of my own original ones.
   best wishes
   charu ram.

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