Tried out Sayantini's Karaishutir Kochuri aar Notun Alur Dom
The dinner was superb! Thanks Sayantani for sharing the recipes.
Then followed a dessert of home made black forest cake.
The green paste there is Gongura pickle I bought at Big Bazaar. Was thrilled to find it. Mixed it with hot steamed rice and made a Mudha /ball ! I was amazed at that itself. How I have changed from hating the rolling of rice into balls and now doing it myself :P
(In the plate you see Madras Cucumber Sambhar, steamed rice, Dosa, leftover Karaishutir Kochuri and star fruit slices)
The green paste there is Gongura pickle I bought at Big Bazaar. Was thrilled to find it. Mixed it with hot steamed rice and made a Mudha /ball ! I was amazed at that itself. How I have changed from hating the rolling of rice into balls and now doing it myself :P
(In the plate you see Madras Cucumber Sambhar, steamed rice, Dosa, leftover Karaishutir Kochuri and star fruit slices)
That was last weekend.
Can you please move to the US? :)) It all looks super delish...Home made black forest kasa kela?
ReplyDeleteSonia is that an invitation ;). Hehe this post is evading recipe writing and you ask just that!
ReplyDeleteOf course!! Anytime you visit Chicago, you will have a home to stay :)
ReplyDeleteI love aloo dum .. looks superb
ReplyDeleteMy fav during Winters in India were the Karaishuti'r Kochuri! I could eat them on their own. :-)
ReplyDeleteYours look so plump and happy.