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Bellam Bellamu pakodi, Jaggery , Gur samuka |
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Dulcina Remedios Posted on Mon Mar 10 2008
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Reply 0 - RepliesPer Magnus Haaland Posted on Thu Nov 14 2013
what a nice name. I can say that all day. :) Purnam burelu, purnam burelu, purnam burelu... ?
Reply 0 - Repliespeacock697 Posted on Thu Aug 27 2015
Thanks for giving good techniques for learners?
Reply 0 - RepliesSHANTA KULKARNI Posted on Sun May 18 2014
Hello Mr. Srinivas garu I want to know how to make POLI POORNAM BURELU i.e. made with PESARAPAPPU AND SUGAR. I understand that these are made by soaking the pesarapappu in water and then grind it and cook it in the cooker like idly and then grind i
Reply 0 - Repliesvahuser Posted on Sun Oct 24 2010
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Reply 0 - Repliesvahuser Posted on Thu Mar 25 2010
Hi Sanjay, Thanks for ur recipes. All r good. Thanks for providing. Regards Naga Lakshmi
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