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Friday, February 10, 2012. Baked Chicken Pakistani Style. No photo of this dish, and I do apologize. But boy did it smell wonderful cooking and it tasted soooo good! John almost always thanks me for the meals I make, usually at the end of eating, but if he compliments a meal WHILE hes eating it, its something special. Apparently, this is one of those something special dishes because he complimented the food twice while eating and then thanked me for the meal too. Baked Chicken Pakistani Style. Ive loo.CONTENT
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