Teasel
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As it says, feel free to talk about any random good memory you like.
I'll go first. Remembering an Indian cookbook i bought when I was around 18. I worked in the customer service department of an industrial laundry. It was my first full time job, gotten very easily as I recall. It was only the 3rd job I applied for I think.
Someone visited reception one day, taking orders for books. And I chose an Indian recipe book.
It had great recipes in, I used to make vegetable samosas from it all the time. - I was a vegetarian from 12 till 21. They were delicious samosas,
I remember one time making them for a kind of house party we did when I lived at the YWCA. Everyone was to cook something to bring. I was really quite happy there. It was a hostel with around 50 people living there. And that ready made community kind of made up for my lack of skill in making friends. I loved living that way, in a community but your own space to withdraw to.
I'd love to make them again. I remember the pastry was made from gram flour and they were stuffed with onions potatoes n peas. But I don't have the book anymore.
I shall try to recreate them :)
I'll go first. Remembering an Indian cookbook i bought when I was around 18. I worked in the customer service department of an industrial laundry. It was my first full time job, gotten very easily as I recall. It was only the 3rd job I applied for I think.
Someone visited reception one day, taking orders for books. And I chose an Indian recipe book.
It had great recipes in, I used to make vegetable samosas from it all the time. - I was a vegetarian from 12 till 21. They were delicious samosas,
I remember one time making them for a kind of house party we did when I lived at the YWCA. Everyone was to cook something to bring. I was really quite happy there. It was a hostel with around 50 people living there. And that ready made community kind of made up for my lack of skill in making friends. I loved living that way, in a community but your own space to withdraw to.
I'd love to make them again. I remember the pastry was made from gram flour and they were stuffed with onions potatoes n peas. But I don't have the book anymore.
I shall try to recreate them :)