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- Travel Thursday 1. A night in Singapore
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Delicious….
Hello Harshad. Glad you could join us.
OMG!!! this is called pure torture
Hi sia, it was great food.
Ahh..you take me back to that feast we had on Onam!…
Oh lucky you, Srivalli. Lucky you!….
Fabulous!
Thanks, rachel!
beautiful and the plate is licked “almost” clean
It was so delicious, lakshmi. Glad you liked the pics.
A ( series of) picture(s) is worth a thousand words!
Thank you!
Loved your comment. It made me smile.
beautiful pictures :]
Thank you, keepingnote. you made my day.
this is a great photo essay. i love the intense concentration on the chef’s face.
thanks, dear bee. He is so gorgeous isn’t he. AND cooks with a lot of dedication. I was so lucky to have this cooking experience.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
I think you enjoyed it. So pleased.
Delicious!!! That red rice looks terrific!
Hi lovely lady, I have to tell you that the red rice IS terrific.
Looks scrumptious — I like the before and after photos — haha!
Thanks, Bea. I quite cleaned up that plate! Oh it was so mighty good.
Pictures can speak volumes!
That particular okra dish is one of my favourites, just that I slice the okra thinner.
and they are such amazing okra. I can’t buy them like that here…
It looks delicious. I wud try it today.
i have some questions 4 you plese write back…
whew!! yes yes yay ya yay wow!
i feel i am home, in the arms of lovers.. thank you a thousand times!
the life (time) of food and cooking..
rock on! i will check in every week..
the internet is, truly, amazing
hugs and kisses..
Wow, looks delicious. Normally you just hear about how beautiful Kerala is, who knew it was delicious as well. Look forward to catching up on all these old posts! Have you made it to Thailand yet for some cooking? Chiang Mai has some amazing courses where you even hoof it out to the country side to meet elephants and pick your own produce.
-Tony
Thank you for visiting! Oh yes, Kerala has some amazing food. I hope you get to try it sometime.
Ofcourse, kerala offers some amazing and tasty food. That is why Kerala’s favourite “puttu and kadala curry” was voted the best food in the world by Travel and Leisure magazine. My favourites are kappa, paalappam, and one made with jackfruit (before it becomes sweet and I cant remember the name). But personally, i feel that some north Indian dishes also taste really great.
Delicious blog and comments on it!!
Mmm! I loved the food in South India! I remember the first time I went I was fairly young/inexperienced. This one night I was trying to eat dinner in this little tiny village in the middle of nowhere. It seemed like half the village showed up to watch me drop rice on myself, the floor, and everywhere else but my mouth. I tried to just smile and pretend not to notice as this giant circle of people around me stared and pointed, unabashedly laughing at me trying to eat with my hands. It was all good natured but embaressing anyway! I had a banana leaf plate piled with rice and six or eight little things of liquidy stuff–at first I didn’t know what to do with it!
I do know that feeling!
I hope that you conquered the art of eating with hands.
Very cool
Thanks for this post, it’s useful for me
Cheers.
This blog is wonderful. I love love LOVE the press, and I love seeing what you’re experiencing! Great work..
I will bookmark this page.
Thanks for this.
Wow, the food looks delicious!
ahhhhhh very good, bookmarked
keep it up, JusyKassy.
That food looks insanely delicious, wow!
mmmm, tasty. I made this and took it on the bus with me.
I just ate and am full to the brim, but these pics sparked my appetite all over again. I’ve always heard that Indian cuisine is founded on a “spirituality” if you will, in which all the various exotic spices and herbs are specifically used to trigger a number of taste sensations. Apparently, it’s working on me!
Happy Thanksgiving Dear Blogger! This cooking photos looks awesomely good!
Great post and photos!
Indian food is great.
Especially love their spices.
mmm… that looks delicious.
Photos that explains indian food at its best. Thanks for sharing.