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FROM HEAT IN THE KITCHEN BLOG- May 8th, 2013. Cooking with Yoghurt
- May 2013. Sambar vs Kozhambu
- April 28th 2013. Miso Soup and a Salad for all Seasons
- 21 April, 2013. Cold feet. Warm Heart. Chillies Drying. Making Quince Chutney.
- April, can you believe it already? Oh the wonders of good food.
- March 31st, 2013. A Motherly Khichadi
- March 30, 2013. A Parsi Kitchari
- March 29th, 2013. Spice Laden Kitchadi
- Feb 17th, 2013. Sunday and Surnoli in the Kitchen
- Feb 16th, 2013. Things in The Kitchen – dried parsley, pickled orange peels, mustard sauce
Moru (Buttermilk) Sambar
Infusions and Teas
Classic Sambar Method 4
Cooking with Yoghurt
Sambar vs Kozhambu
Miso Soup and a Salad for All Seasons
Autumn Cooking: Rosebud and Crab Apple Jelly
Autumn Cooking: Cucumber Salad with Black Sesame
Autumn Cooking: Ginger Garlic Lentil Soup
Autum Cooking: Pomadori Gratinate
Spring Cooking: Farinata “Pizza”
Spring Cooking: Making Nut Butters
Spring Cooking: Stirfried Mung Bean Sprouts
Spring Cooking: Thick Yoghurt Tahina Dip
Tag Archives: Skanda Shashti
The Time of Skanda Shashti: A South Indian Festival
Skanda Sashti is a six-day South Indian festival to Skanda, the Lord of Religious Striving, also known as Murugan or Karttikeya. It begins on the day after the new moon in the month of Karttika (October/November) with chariot processions and pujas invoking His protection and grace. The festival honors Skanda’s receiving His lance, or vel, of spiritual illumination, and culminates in a victory celebration of spiritual light over darkness on the final day. Penance, austerity, fasting and Continue reading
Posted in 10 Oct Sth; Apr Nth, Hindu, Hindu Festival, Indian, Skanda Shashti, Vegetarian
Tagged Festival, Hindu, Murugan, Shashti, Skanda, Skanda Shashti, South India
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