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haha. I'd love to be your official Indian food curator @Andy Gladstone We are F̶r̶i̶e̶n̶d̶s̶ Brothers for life. 💙 

Thank you for sharing the pics Angelie Stephens.. I am so hungry now. Luckily my mom is in town, and I am going to ask her if she can make Puttu / Kadala. It is indeed bliss! The aroma of that steam is just.. 💙

You gotta plan a trip to India Shawn. The Delhi/Gurugaon community will take you on a 'less spicy' food tour of Delhi. :) 

Samosa again for the win! Butter chicken is my wife's fav food. I wasn't a big fan but over the years it has grown on me. We now eat it quite a lot. :D 

Oh Sam! Eating Biriyani with forks/spoon is a crime. You have to use hands. :) Also, I like Gulab jamun but I prefer Kala Jamun.. My brother and I use to finish 1kg boxes on Diwali nights in one sitting. Those were the days when calories meant nothing. :D 

Jhaal Morcha sounds like a West Bengal/ Bangladeshi cuisine.. I've never eaten one but it sounds awesome. You can never go wrong with Tadka daal. Quickest to make at home and best served with steamed rice and sliced onions and mint chutney.

Brilliant! Looking forward to pictures of what you prepare Amanda. Best of luck.

You can see a version of Papadam in my picture up there as well. :) ..and yes, CTK with Garlic naan is my go to restaurant food in hotels.

Awesome. Glad it caught your eye Summer. You should look up 'Ras Malai'. It's one of my fav sweets ever.

Randy, must say.. You know your Indian food. Murgh Nawabi literally translates to the Chicken cooked for the Royals.

Samosa is the epitome of evening snack on the go and has always been one of my favs. I love the list Sabine.

Teo, Make a Confluence space with Indian recipes and challenge yourself to make one from the list each month ? :D

Haleem is definitely an OG chicken dish HYD. Good choice Rilwan

Oh yes.. the delectable Kerala Biryani. Definitely stopping by in Kochi on my next visit to Kerala to share a plate with you Ajay

Love it @Ananjan. Sunday morning Chhole Bhature + lassi is definitely something to look forward to. :D 

Thank you @Andy Gladstone for this amazing Avatar.

Hey Atlassian! Thank you for sharing on LI that I got this badge. As an AtlassianCreator, this is much appreciated. :) 

You could name your plant on GOT charecters knowing most of them die anyway. 'Ned stark' would be a good start. 🤣

Hi @Andy Gladstone , please give me Monday, February 26, 2024. 

Community Leaders dinner 2023, meeting my extended CommunityFam + winning the Community Award and Collaborating with all the amazing creators

Same.. have some plants never named them though. I think I should call my basil plant as Robert now.. That was funny! QQ - if plants take other plants as fertiliser, does that make them carnivorous or herbivorus ? :D 

congrats winners!

Hi @Kelsey Van Scoy , Our app helps Admins and ITSM teams. If we had to choose one for participation, we'd like to sway towards Admin category. Thank you.

An awesome session in making!

All amazing pictures! Thanks for sharing @Ajay _view26_ 

This is just so awesome to see and hear @Laura Holton _ACE Manchester_ story. Congrats on the amazing journey. 

Congratulations Brittany. Awesomely written book indeed. 

Awesome job Jimmy.. A helpful 'you've got this' at the gym or just helping someone pickup their groceries or offering medicines while on a travel/in a plane to someone who visibly does not feel well .. is a recent contribution I can think of. :) 

I haven't had time to be active here because of all the #ACEQuizWiz prep I gotta do each week. Definitely gonna write up a blog in detail after Aug 24th (final round of prelims) 100% thankful to the community for meeting champions like @Andy Gladstone , King Bob, Jira Guy, FMA, Jimmy, Brittany and ..and to each and…

Great post @Ditte Simard , I'll share one of my favourites with a question from ACE QuizWiz Answer here - https://youtu.be/CvcSzFxhgYs?t=1068