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		<title>By: Kerala Cuisine &#171; Ethnic Eats &#8211; Sampling the World’s Cuisine Without Leaving Vancouver</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] reviewed the House of Dosas twice before so I&#8217;m loath to do it again, but they&#8217;ve introduced a special on Tuesdays that I [...]]]></description>
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		<title>By: jenzed</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[House of Dosa&#039;s Tuesday Thali Special should not be missed. The fellow at House of Dosa (who is very friendly) told me that they bring in a special chef who is only available one day a week. &quot;Thali&quot; is a South Indian specialty - numerous little silver bowls filled with various curries, raitas and assorted yummy things, served on a silver platter with rice and papad. Fantastic. South Indian sauces are much lighter than North Indian, and they use more citrus and a wider variety of spices. (In Vancouver, most Indian food is Punjabi style, with rich creamy dairy-based sauces - also very nice, but kind of heavy, in my opinion.)]]></description>
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