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Hi guys:

In my attempt to share my recipes on Indian Cooking, I
have recently done a website. It is however, in transition
and recipes would be added every now and then, I thought
at this point of time, I could share it with you all.

Suggestions are welcome. It's www.RupenRao.com

If you are just sharing your recipes, why do you require
signing up giving all kinds of information, including e-mail
address, phone number, etc? I, for one, see no reason to do
this. Lots of places have good indian recipes and you can
just browse and/or search on their sites. I'll pass.

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"Ronnie Rao" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi guys:

In my attempt to share my recipes on Indian Cooking, I
have recently done a website. It is however, in
transition and recipes would be added every now and
then, I thought at this point of time, I could share it
with you all.

Suggestions are welcome. It's www.RupenRao.com

If you are just sharing your recipes, why do you require
signing up giving all kinds of information, including e-
mail address, phone number, etc? I, for one, see no
reason to do this. Lots of places have good indian
recipes and you can just browse and/or search on their
sites. I'll pass.

I just had a look at this site, and you can browse the
recipes without signing up. There's not a lot on there at
the moment and, having been a fan of Indian cuisine for many
years, there's not much new for me. The format seems quite
nice though and I look forward to reading the "traditional
Indian" sections once it's up and running.

Colin

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"Ronnie Rao" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi guys:

In my attempt to share my recipes on Indian Cooking, I
have recently done a website. It is however, in
transition and recipes would be added every now and
then, I thought at this point of time, I could share
it with you all.

Suggestions are welcome. It's www.RupenRao.com

If you are just sharing your recipes, why do you require
signing up giving all kinds of information, including
e-mail address, phone number, etc? I, for one, see no
reason to do this. Lots of places have good indian
recipes and you can just browse and/or search on their
sites. I'll pass.

I just had a look at this site, and you can browse the
recipes without signing up. There's not a lot on there at
the moment and, having been a fan of Indian cuisine for
many years, there's not much new for me. The format seems
quite nice though and I look forward to reading the
"traditional Indian" sections once it's up and running.

Colin

Ronnie posted a number of recipes here about 1. years ago
under the rubric "Curry In a Hurry." If I remember right,
he introduced them by saying that people think all Indian
food is complicated and takes forever to prepare, and
that these recipes demonstrated that that wasn't true. My
sense was that they were good simple Indian recipes. Here
is a pointer:

.food.cooking+author:ronnierao%40yahoo.com&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
8&start=10&sa=N>

He also posted a collection on Geocities. I haven't checked
if these are identical to the ones posted here, but the site
is still there:

<http://www.geocities.com/ronnierao/>

-bwg

Hi All:

Yes, the mandatory sign-up was removed since it was
quite cumbersome for everyone to sign-up inorder to view
the recipes.

I was in India on a vacation for 20 days and hence I have
not added any recipes since the first 20. I will add them
again in the coming weeks, all of them would be easy and
simple (even the traditional ones). I will also migrate
recipes from my geocities section.

You might find the same recipes elsewhere and everywhere for
that reason, but the idea on my website is to simplify each
recipe and break them into easy steps, omit the unnecessary
and retain the flavor.

Thanks for the suggestions, I will post an email once I have
them posted in a few weeks or so.

Ronnie

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> Hi guys:
>
> In my attempt to share my recipes on Indian Cooking,
> I have recently done a website. It is however, in
> transition and recipes would be added every now and
> then, I thought at this point of time, I could share
> it with you all.
>
> Suggestions are welcome. It's www.RupenRao.com
>

If you are just sharing your recipes, why do you
require signing up giving all kinds of information,
including e-mail address, phone number, etc? I, for
one, see no reason to do this. Lots of places have
good indian recipes and you can just browse and/or
search on their sites. I'll pass.

I just had a look at this site, and you can browse the
recipes without signing up. There's not a lot on there
at the moment and, having been a fan of Indian cuisine
for many years, there's not much new for me. The format
seems quite nice though and I look forward to reading
the "traditional Indian" sections once it's up and
running.

Colin

Ronnie posted a number of recipes here about 1. years ago
under the rubric "Curry In a Hurry." If I remember right,
he introduced them by saying that people think all Indian
food is complicated and takes forever to prepare, and that
these recipes demonstrated that that wasn't true. My sense
was that they were good simple Indian recipes. Here is a
pointer:

ood.cooking+author:ronnierao%40yahoo.com&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
8&start=10&sa=N>

He also posted a collection on Geocities. I haven't
checked if these are identical to the ones posted here,
but the site is still there:

<http://www.geocities.com/ronnierao/>

-bwg