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  1. Frustrated Gluten/Grain Free Lady says

    I just made your coconut flour naan bread. It is amazing! I have tried lots of recipes and was living disappointed. It was fast to fix and tasted delicious. The only thing I would change is the amount of salt. I place 1 tsp. of salt as recipe said and it was too much for me. I will try 1/2 tsp. salt next time. Great flavor and looked beautiful. I’m hooked! Thank you sooooo much! Can you come up with a coconut flour crepe recipe that doesn’t use a ton of eggs please?

  2. NinaAnne says

    Hi Ashley, thanks for this recipe, very excited to try it. Can I freeze the rotis bread after they are cooked? When I bake I always make more so I can freeze the extra. Thanks again, love your blog!! ❤️

  3. Suzette says

    Spicy Indian Pork Chops are a regular in our house , absolutely love this recipe its a definite must try for anyone. thanks

  4. Shalaka says

    I love your onion masala recipe and have been making it since the last few years and have tried most of your dishes that use onion masala! Thank you for it!

    For the matar paneer when I make it without the cream the curry is watery. What substitute would you recommend or how would you recommend tweaking the onion masala quantity to make it without heavy cream?

  5. vimal says

    This recipe makes our product expensive and can not compete with market leaders like MDH /EVerest.
    how can make economical but eually good products.

  6. Fran Prudhomme says

    Accidentally put in 1 tsp cayenne vs what was called for, but it’s still delicious and a great recipe! Used heavy cream but left out the green pepper. Served with basmati rice, butternut squash, and apple raisin compote. Thank you for nice recipe! I’m signed up for more.

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