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Tastefully arranged, multi coloured, on a steel plate with alloted places for each dish and rice or roti (Indian bread) in the m

Is this another post that is missing a thread?

s/he was looking for the TR Cooking Club. God knows I can't find the damn thing, and I posted to it a few times.

http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0.html?forumID=102&threadID=257702&start=0

-Tammy

I forgot all about that

Thank you!
How did you do that???
I'm the world's worst searcher...

TR has the world's worst search engine!

search by "site" - it works wonders.

But you are right, our search is a tad lacking and could use some improvement.

-Tammy

one of JD's posts - ran a search on cooking.. saw where JD had mentioned wanting an asian recipe.. clicked his link, then clicked on the cooking tag he used, that brought it up in the list.

Course the easiest way is to use Google's "site" search.

I added that to my list of links in "My Work Space" for easier finding for later.

-Tammy

the TR search is sooo bad, even the moderator searches for TR articles with Google

for searching in pretty much any web site. I find it works so much better than most websites own searches.

To me it's one of the top features they offer.

-Tammy

What is this, HGTV? Are you hosting a dinner party? Is there going to be any real food, or is this one of those deals where all you have is tiny portions and I'm better off eating before I get there? Most important, is there an open bar?

Never mind, I'm not eating anything prepared by someone with 'bleach' in his username.

Delectable pieces of chicken battered with spicy breading, and arranged inside eye catching bucket; with cartons allocated for mashy tates and biscuits.

excessively small shrimp and other seafood delectables arranged, or not, to suit the budget and need for speed of the cheap.

that's a complete Indian meal served on a plate with separate depressions in the dish for different parts of the meal. Sometimes it's a platter with lots of little dishes.

http://www.indickarestaurace.com/photos/Chicken%20Thali_320.jpg

http://blog.nj.com/southjerseylife/2008/01/Thalis.jpg

Neil

Information supplied free of charge by NITS(tm) International Culinary Division because Man cannot have too much curry. even if it's only pictures.

As a steel plate, no matter how colorful and tastefully arranged, doesn't strike me as any sort of meal I'd want, with rice and bread or otherwise.

edit: And never invite an M for dinner.