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Perugu methai, Thayir inippu, Doyi Misti |
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Pepper Creek Botanicals Posted on Wed Jun 24 2015
Did you whip the cream first before adding it to the yogurt? Also, which type of yogurt do you use? ?
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Fakhruddin Modi Posted on Tue Apr 26 2016
its heart of cream..not cream of heart...?
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kjgomes Posted on Tue Jun 23 2015
"Cream of heart" as you keep saying sounds more like you are taking some kind of animal heart and blending it into a paste. You should have just called it a "Cream Heart".?
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