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<bioTitle>About Padma</bioTitle>
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<p>Padma is my best friend's wife. I wish she will be my wife's best friend. The strange thing
is that I feel more comfortable talking to her rather than her husband cum my best friend. 
Probably because the <em>best friend</em> status demand more careful attention into the relationship,
or probably because we both are very sensitive men trapped in male bonding myth.</p>
<p>We met in Singapore, when we're working for the same polytechnic. Sometimes, if not many times
 (or maybe most of the time), they invited me for dinner or breakfast. She just a great cook, like her mother.
 We're the separated when they moved to Melbourne, but we're joined again when I moved there.
 And, again, they invited me for dinner in the weekend. Unfortunately, I stayed far-far away from 
 their place, I could not accept their invitation as often as I used to do and I like to wish.</p>
 <p>In Melbourne, she made something that I haven't tasted before, Black Pepper and Garlic Chutney.
 It was heaven. I can just eat rice with this sauce. I think it's great with roasted beef 
 (though it's not intended to, because my friends are vegeterian).</p>
 
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<rcpTitle>Black Pepper and Garlic Chutney</rcpTitle>
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		<li>12 cloves of garlics (diced)</li>
		<li>1 lime-sized ball of tamarind</li>
		<li>1 tsp ground black pepper</li>
		<li>1 tsp coriander seeds</li>
		<li>curry leaves (as much as you want, though optional)</li>		
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		<li>Temper some mustard seeds in a good quantity of oil (you need more oil,
as it acts as a preservative)</li>
<li>Add the garlic and fry until light golden</li>
<li>Add the paste made of tamarind, black pepper, coriander and curry leaves.
Put in water and salt to taste</li>
<li>Also add a piece of jaggery and allow this mixture to thicken</li>
<li>That's it...simple, taste wonderful</li>
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