“Slurp.. slurp and burp..burp.
The simple pleasure of having dinner sitting on the floor“ - I totally agree.
yum.. my kind of food - “Avocado Parathas“.
Very useful tips on food photography from Food Blog School.
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That was a nice read!
A while ago I had blogged about Rasam and how to eat it in the traditional way sitting on the ground and other details, here .
Iam addicted to your blog.
Indira says…
Thank you Vidyanath.
I checked out your post. Very interesting, looking forward to reading more posts about “Brahmin bojanam”.
That’s one good, healthy addiction, I have to say.:)
Comment by Vidyanath Tirumala — December 12, 2005 @ 12:48 am
Hey Indira,
Oh My…Thanks for linking my *modest* little blog! I am truly honored
Indira says..
Hi GM, Honor is all mine. I like your blog and loved that recipe. Going to try it soon.
Comment by GaramMasala — December 14, 2005 @ 10:47 am