Dried Ginger

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• Jessica on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: The naan looks so yummy! The woman in green in the first pic looks mad like she’s thinking “why are you pointing that camera at me!” :)

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• RobynT on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: yum… i think i had that relish served with papadum or some other bread-like thing. it was more fragile than naan. not sure if that is the same thing, but it looks kind of similar.

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• Jennifer on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: Now I’m craving some Indian food. Too good! I’m glad you loved Cedar’s though. It’s one of my favorite restaurants. I don’t know if I mentioned this or if you want to even know but the tips that you give don’t go to the waiters/waitresses/servers. Instead, they just get a higher wage. I’m not quite too sure where the tips go though. The chicken dish is Tandoori Chicken Tikka. If you guys ever go back to Cedar’s again, make sure you try the Mango Lassi.

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• Rukya @ London on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: The condiment is called ‘achar’, which is basically Indian-style pickles. Unlike achars, chutneys are usually something you can eat alone.

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• Anon on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: “…so little ethnic population…” I’m suprised how you used the word “ethnic” in a sentence - don’t you mean “so little ethnic minority population”?

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• LotusRapper on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: Hehe, I’ve sat at the very exact table you guys sat at twice :-) Cedars is solid indeed. Seattle’s ethnic mix is no less than that of Metro Vancouver, it’s just that the population is more spread out geographically and the “faces” of ethnic communities may not be as obvious or densely located as the neighbourhoods here. There’s another small Indian restaurant (forget name) on University Way around 52 Ave(?) near the old school building that serves very decent lunch buffets for around $7. I ate there at least ten times :-D

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• Erick on Seattle: Cedars Restaurant on Brooklyn: Thanks for this review. Now, we have another Indian restaurant to try besides Naan N’ Curry. Wish our kids like Indian food like yours.

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• cissy on Seattle: Boeing Tour and Future of Flight Aviation Center: Hi Ben & Suanne, Just want to let you know I went to Angel Cafe on Fraser today for lunch, must say the food is pretty good,$5.95 for baked pork chop rice, served in a small wok and a free hot lemon tea. Good value and good food. Thanks !

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• nanasbargains08 on Wilton Cake Decorating Level 1: Hi, What a job you done and well done I may say. I also took the wilton classes at our Bevill State Community College in Alabama. We had a great instructor, I took 1 & 2 it was awesome. But your roses looks better than mine. But I’m gonna keep practicing, I also say that the wilton classes is the way to go if you want to do cake decorating. Its also a lot of fun. Good luck

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• Art on Seattle: The Fremont Troll: The Freemont Troll was sculpted by several local Seattle artists for the Freemont Arts Council in 1990. Here’s some more info: http://www.gosleepgo.com/guide /us/wa/seattle/fremont-troll

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