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From: avinash@ubvax.UUCP (Avinash Marathe)
Newsgroups: net.veg
Subject: Re: Busy Veggies
Message-ID: <431@ubvax.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 7-Feb-86 12:14:29 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb  7 12:14:29 1986
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In article <133@elan.UUCP> kg@elan.UUCP (Ken Greer) writes:
>
>Alu-Gobi  
>--------
>Alu means Potato. My Indian cookbooks says Gobi is cabbage,
>but whenever I've ordered this, it's been Potatoes and Cauliflower.
>Can any Indians help out here?
>
As far as I know, Gobi is cabbage and Phool Gobi is cauliflower.  The
word Phool means flower.  However, in "Alu-Gobi" the Phool has been
dropped since it's understood that it means Phool Gobi (Alu-Gobi being
a very popular dish in India).

Avinash Marathe
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