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hi there.....friends call me Andy :) I am a school teacher by profession. Passionate about reading, some random experimental cooking, some hit 'n' miss photography......and i am a dreamer ;) Thank you for popping by :)
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Daily Archives: September 30, 2014
Sweet tomato chutney with raisins
Traditionally, the sweetness to this chutney is given by jaggery, but i have used sugar. Raisins will impart the slight tangy taste in this otherwise sweet chutney. There are innumerable ways this chutney can be made – with dates or … Continue reading
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Tagged Durga Puja, Durga Puja platter, raisins, sweet chutney, tomatoes, traditional bengali cuisine
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Labra – Bengali style mix -veg
Labra is a kind of mix veg item with prescribed vegetables unlike its counterpart the famous mix -veg. 🙂 Labra is the perfect accompaniment to the khichuri bhog. Once upon a time, traditionally, bhog was served in ‘donas‘. Donas were … Continue reading
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Tagged Durga Puja, Durga Puja platter, labra, Maa Durga, mix veg, panch phoron, red pumpkin, traditional bengali cuisine
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Khichuri Bhog
There are lots of ritual related to this Kichuri Bhog. The Bhog and all there accompaniments, that to be offered to the Goddess, has to cooked by community members who are ‘Dikhwito‘. Diksha means initiation into some Hindu group. Incidently, … Continue reading
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Tagged Durga Puja, Durga Puja platter, khichuri bhog, Maa Durga, split green grams, traditional bengali cuisine
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Durga Puja Platter
The early morning silence is broken by ‘shonkho dhwoni‘ (blowing of the conch shell) and ‘daak‘( traditional drum). Maa (Durga) has arrived in full pomp and style !! ❤ It is time to unveil her face 🙂 Time for Bodhon, … Continue reading
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Tagged bhedaghat, Durga Puja, Durga Puja platter, jabalpur, kichuri bhog, labra, Maa Durga, raisins, sweet tomato chutney
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Musings – Complex or Complicated ??
I looked at this electricity pole today and all those wires and cables. Naah…it was not to showcase the shoddy work done by the Electricity Company 😉 My first thought while i looked at those overlapping,twined and inter -twined cables, … Continue reading
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Tagged cluttered mind, complex, complicated, human, human relations, musings, relationships
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