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About Recipe
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Tushar Gupta Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
Chef I always get jealous when you eat your own food in front of camera All your dishes are incredibly appealing to eyes and great in Taste You are one of my favorite chef Great Recipe Chef Thank you so much
Reply 0 - Replies251rishi49 Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
Looks very nice, I love cookies...will try immediately!!!!!!!!!!!
Reply 0 - RepliesPriyanka Sharma Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
looking delicious..... my kids will surely like the choclate ones U r as usual amazing Sanjay Your recepies always rocks at my home Thnks again for showing an inspiring recepie
Reply 0 - RepliesLokeah Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
these look good :D thx for the recipe! you seriously inspire me to cook :)
Reply 0 - Repliesrajarova Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
Is it 50 gms or 75 gms of butter, the recipe on the webpage says 75 gm butter, but the chef says 50 gms. can anyone clarify, whoever tried out the recipe.
Reply 0 - Repliesskankingloser Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
i think he did that by flattening the dough into a big size like a pizza dough, then put the chocolate dough on top of the white dough. then roll them up and cut it verticaly. that's how my mom did :)
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SouthernSky Posted on Sat Jul 04 2009
wow what a beauties
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