Comments on: Pudina Paneer Tikkis http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/ My tryst with cooking… Wed, 07 Jan 2009 11:43:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Padma http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/#comment-7343 Padma Tue, 22 Jul 2008 16:51:15 +0000 http://ammaluskitchen.info/?p=134#comment-7343 Wow, these look so awesome.... your pictures are simply superb! Wow, these look so awesome…. your pictures are simply superb!

]]> By: Dee http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/#comment-7304 Dee Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:44:39 +0000 http://ammaluskitchen.info/?p=134#comment-7304 Yes bee, we do, just let us know how many u want :) and yes we did stick the mint into a pot last week , lets see if we are lucky .. thanks for the tip. -K Yes bee, we do, just let us know how many u want :) and yes we did stick the mint into a pot last week , lets see if we are lucky .. thanks for the tip.
-K

]]> By: Madhuram http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/#comment-7302 Madhuram Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:30:14 +0000 http://ammaluskitchen.info/?p=134#comment-7302 When is the announcement for the next herb coming? When is the announcement for the next herb coming?

]]> By: Shreya http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/#comment-7299 Shreya Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:06:35 +0000 http://ammaluskitchen.info/?p=134#comment-7299 Beautiful picture...love the recipe. and it is a great entry:-) Beautiful picture…love the recipe. and it is a great entry:-)

]]> By: bee http://ammaluskitchen.info/2008/07/14/pudina-paneer-tikkis/#comment-7298 bee Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:57:55 +0000 http://ammaluskitchen.info/?p=134#comment-7298 btw, stick mint in a pot (never in the ground), and every winter it will die down, but it scatters so many seeds, that it will grow back like crazy. it is invasive so don't plant it in the ground. but in a pot, plant it once, and you will never run out of mint. bee btw, stick mint in a pot (never in the ground), and every winter it will die down, but it scatters so many seeds, that it will grow back like crazy. it is invasive so don’t plant it in the ground. but in a pot, plant it once, and you will never run out of mint.

bee

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