On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 13:13:17 -0700, catherine roberts
> wrote:

>Over the years, I've been asked for the recipes of several Indian
>dishes which I've prepared in my capacity as a professional. As you
>are probably aware, more often than not any requests for information
>on recipes etc are met with "...it's a special mixture of herbs and
>spices...", which is no help in reproducing a dish. This is the
>standard evasive response from indian restaurant chefs. Even if one
>did have the basic recipes, they would be no good as the secrets are
>in the preparation and technique. However, once you know the secrets,
>it is simple.
>I share all the most popular Indian restaurant recipes in a simple,
>easy to follow and fun cookbook you will enjoy for years! Everything
>is covered ....from simple dishes you can prepare in a few minutes to
>the more exotic dishes which may take a little longer, this
>information will become a treasured addition to any kitchen.
>http://indianrecipesyu.blogspot.com/#


I'm with Ward. An advertisement which is not identified as such. Like
junk telephone calls, the answer is NO, as I do not respond to such
solicitations.

I don't need the secret, but would be mildly curious as to what one
gets when one goes out for a "curry," like in an English mystery. I
bet a search engine can tell me.