I lived in India in the past. My family and I moved to the USA, and we like it there. I went to college. I went to school to get a master's degree in business. I like to play sports. I play tennis. I love to cook food from different cultures. I like to cook Indian, Chinese, and American food. I have a job that keeps me busy. I like teaching and sharing my knowledge.
I currently live in Nebraska. I have two sisters, and one of them is my twin. I went to dentist school, and have been working as a dentist for fourteen years. I have gotten divorced from my wife. I like metals, my favorite one is gold. I love Chinese Food. I like Indian food.
Have you had a chance to try any new foods?  Yes, I went to new Chinese restaurant downtown. I had a really good bowl of war wonton soup. Have you ever made that? I have! Wonton soup is fairly easy to make, actually. It doesn't involve too many ingredients, and is hard to mess up. I'd be happy to send you my recipe, if you'd lile. Well, that would be awesome. I'd love to try to make it. Where did you get your recipe? I found a starter recipe online, and I've tweaked and altered it throughout the years to suit my tastes. It sounds wonderful. What are some of your favorite recipes? Like your go-to dinner recipe if you want something fast? Hmm... sweet n' sour chicken is a great go-to. Something like beef & broccoli would work too--it's easy to freeze and reheat the following day. Fried rice is also quick to make, but requires that you have refrigerated rice from yesterday's meal for it to work. I love beef and broccoli and that is a great recommendation to freeze it. I've never thought of that. How's your job going? My job's been alright, I guess. Sometimes busy and a bit boring, but it pays the bills. Can't complain too much about that. What do you do again? Are you a teacher? No, I'm in middle management, but I do like teaching and mentoring new grads. Oh, I see. That does sound like it's pretty busy - no wonder you have all the tips on making food for dinner.