Lunch Is Served
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With three guests staying,
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Dalila, Shaji and Anu were busy all morning in the kitchen
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Preparing Malabar fish curry, tomato fry, prawn curry, ginger curry, fish fry and Kerala rice
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A real feast of a lunch, to be enjoyed on the roof terrace.
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Thanks for linking to MariasMenu. I couldn’t but help check out who is so interested in Fish Fry (one of my favourites!)
By the way, ‘Sir’, you have a great blog going here… love the photographs – would love to get in touch with you some time. We’re working on a book on Kerala cuisine and would appreciate your advice on what you think best represents the gastronomical delights of Kerala.
Please do continue your great blogging!
Cheers
Jose
February 24, 2011 at 8:57 am
Thanks, Jose. It’s great to be able to use your recipes as an illustration of the meals I eat here.
Kerala food is so amazingly tasty – my only problem with it is summoning enough will-power not to over-indulge!
Feel free to get in touch any time
J
February 24, 2011 at 9:07 am
At last! A picture of your kitchen. I used Camargue red rice the other day, I wonder if it similar to your Kerala rice.
February 24, 2011 at 1:16 pm
I rarely enter the kitchen: an area totally under Dalila’s jurisdiction. But I am more than happy to sample the delights that continuously stream from it.
Kerala rice is a broad-grained soft rice. I have never tried the Camargue red..
February 24, 2011 at 6:37 pm