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Indian rice pudding
Kheer goes very well with plain crispy puris.

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Thanks nishita and rashmi. u can check more of my tested and proven recipes in nimmyskitchen.blogspot.com. hope u will like them. - nimmy
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hi nimmi...your recipe is awesome....I made it and everyone at home liked it.....even my friends were amazed to know that suji need not be roasted and it turned out to be vedry tasty as well.......thank u ....u made my day......keep posting such good recipes. Thanks. - Mrs. Nishita Anshu Lall
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Horrible! I tried this recipe and it came out really bad. The tahini sauce tasted bad and the chicken was also too blend. There was no way to salvage this dish and it did not look anything like the picture. I'm never going to make this dish ever again. Thank you. - Meghna
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