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Brinjal receipes PLEASE

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can anyone help me with some yammie brinjal receipes please. i usually make curry but im looking for other ways to cook it. i just love its meaty taste.
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A Google search revealed many: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz= ... c1g2g-c1g1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Westerners will not be much help in this area.

As for "Egg plant recipes" and you will get a better response.
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@Packard I was hoping for the tried and tested by our forumites.thanks very much some i have seen on your search look yammie.
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@Packard I was hoping for the tried and tested by our forumites.thanks very much some i have seen on your search look yammie.
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amatlack wrote:I don't know that I'd put yams and eggplants together, anyway. :wink:
From the context I was guessing that "yammie" meant "delicious".

The Urban Dictionary on-line gives the meaning as "barf". (Which, by the way, is not synonymous with "delicious".
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Lesplease wrote:
Packard wrote:
amatlack wrote:I don't know that I'd put yams and eggplants together, anyway. :wink:
From the context I was guessing that "yammie" meant "delicious".

The Urban Dictionary on-line gives the meaning as "barf". (Which, by the way, is not synonymous with "delicious".
I bet barfing candy is pretty delicious. Actually I've done that and it's not. But it could be.
I guess that would be called "rebarf" (or "cudd"). I kinda like "rebarf".
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according to the SA dictionary yammie means delicious.lol. thats what we use the term for. I dont even know what barf means.

now not only am i learning about nutrition and getting into shape. im also improving vocabulary. lmao!
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Packard wrote:I guess that would be called "rebarf" (or "cudd"). I kinda like "rebarf".
Oh how I miss coming to Open chat :) I really need to set priorities...this is a must!

PP-LP is definitely the instigator though :)
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ldematto wrote: PP-LP is definitely the instigator though :)
Please refer to me as P. Poo or Packard or Packy Poo, and not PP. The problem with PP is that people with think that PP and LP are probably married (which would explain much of our conversational tone, but it is simply not the case).

Also it would be better to refer to Lesplease as Lesplease or L. Please, rather than LP for the same reasons.

And whatever you do, don't write:

PP and LP sitting in a tree:

K-I-S-S-I-N-G

First comes love,

then comes marriage,

then comes the baby in the golden carriage!
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LMFAO~!!!! I'm crying...:):):)
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Packard wrote:
ldematto wrote: PP-LP is definitely the instigator though :)
Please refer to me as P. Poo or Packard or Packy Poo, and not PP. The problem with PP is that people with think that PP and LP are probably married (which would explain much of our conversational tone, but it is simply not the case).

Also it would be better to refer to Lesplease as Lesplease or L. Please, rather than LP for the same reasons.

And whatever you do, don't write:

PP and LP sitting in a tree:

K-I-S-S-I-N-G

First comes love,

then comes marriage,

then comes the baby in the golden carriage!
You are too funny :lol:
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