It is now November 29, 2012 in Singapore, and that means Suvir is celebrating his 40th!
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November 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Be the Smartest (And SHARPEST) gift giver this holiday season
Tired of giving gifts that never give back?
Well this is your chance to give a gift that gives back in more ways than one.
It is the gift of the sharpest knife money can buy. It brings sharp knives, better prepping, happier cooking, more enjoyable food and deeper satisfaction - all with the effortless and precise cut of a truly sharp knife made with passion, attention to detail, best materials, respect for tradition and immaculate care.
www.chuboknives.com
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Vegetarian dishes to be thankful for and get comfort from
PARTY CAULIFLOWER
Gobhi Masalam
Serves 4 to 6
Panditji used to make this dish for my mother’s very fancy, annual dinner parties when I was a child. I loved those parties: the table would be lavishly set with our best china, silverware and linens and we all feasted on a vast array of exquisite foods complemented by Panditji’s best pickles. I make this now for special occasions because it never fails to impress.
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- Charlie and my farm is in the bucolic hills and valleys nestled between the Adirondack and Green Mountain ranges.
Fall Cider Party
- An annual tradition in our farm community is the Cider Press Party at the home of our neighbors Ron and Judy DeWitt.
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- My home in India rich with sensory experiences and an electrifying energy that is at once captivating and dizzying.
Beirut Farmers Market
- The smells of fresh bread, the tastes of pastes and pickles, the feel of the sea winds.
Hiroko Shimbo
- My friend Hiroko is wthout a doubt one of the most talented Japanese chefs I know. Here a few images from a lunch she hosted for Charlie, I, and a few dear friends.
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- A glimpse into the ever chic and warm home of my first friend in the United States, a cook who inspires in all of my cookbooks.
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