This is what we cooked in the Kal Chetty today :) It was indeed delicious & "chatpata" !
Vetta Kuzhambu - A South Indian spicy curry made from tamarind juice, sun dried Turkey berries (chundakkai) & other home made spices |
Vetta Kuzhambu - A South Indian spicy curry made from tamarind juice, sun dried Turkey berries (chundakkai) & other home made spices |
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The bowl looks great! It's ineresting how, the way things are served form an expectation ... it looks strong and artful to me! Have a very happy week Ram!
ReplyDeleteThanks Martina !
Deleteso were the people who ate from it too
DeleteThe food looks delicious. Too bad I can't just drop over to get some!!
ReplyDeleteThe entire thing, bowl and kozhambu looks super tempting! - all's required is some hot rice with ghee and some sutra appalam :)
ReplyDeleteanother benefit of the stone bowl is it is beautiful to look at... I bet the taste was good to.... i have seen flat stones for cooking pizza on, but not a stone bowl.
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous bowl. I would have bought one. Your concoction looks very tasty, too!
ReplyDeletewow, really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteso spicy! nothing could content the flavor it provides... enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!
ReplyDeleteoh! looks yum!
ReplyDeleteThe Vetta Kuzhambu looks delicious Ram and I love the stone dish! We had one many years ago and my mom used it to grind fresh spices. The food tastes amazing with the spices that were hand blended in the stone mixer. :)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I love this.
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