I’m one leg out the door on a holiday to Warsaw, Poland, and not sure when I have an access on Internet next time. In the meanwhile, there is a little guest post on my friend Harini’s blog Tongue Ticklers about a dish that I call Summer. It embodies the best of my favourite season.
When I’m able to post again, it will be about a wonderful person I’ve never met face to face, but to whom I own any cooking skills I have. I read his cookbooks to the point that I finally had to tear the pages off and preserve them in plastic before a total destruction. His name is Kurma Das. For me he is prabhu, a respected teacher. He is an inspiration, not only as a cook, but as a person, too. I can’t wait to introduce him!
Until then, I hope you are having as beautiful late summer as I am! See you soon.
Just wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Perfect for a healthy lunch.
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful vacation lakshmi
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful time Lakshmi and looking forward to your next post! ♥ to you
ReplyDeleteWhat inspiration! Thank you, Karina
ReplyDeleteSo colourful!It looks so delicious! heading over to Harini's blog right away :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great vacation!
Have a lovely vacation. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely vacation. beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming over to my site and giving me a lovely recipe to share! Happy vacations and goodluck with the photo marathon! Love, Harini
ReplyDeleteYour blog and photography is absolutely beautiful! I can't seem to get enough. All this food looks scrumptious too. I am definitely adding you to my bookmarks.
ReplyDeleteI am discovering your blog and it is gorgeous! I am fond of polenta as well!
ReplyDeleteHave aownderful holiday. These looks very similar to the texture of dhokla. I'm curious about the recipe so heading oevr to Harini's to have a look!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful holiday Lakshmi. I am yet to make polenta and may be this is the beginning of my trials:) these look fantastic and fresh! will head over to Harini's now.
ReplyDeleteOh, how come that you are visiting Warsaw? I hope you will enjoy my city and I am really curios how are you spendning your time here :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I am excited I just discovered your gorgeous blog!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your photography is simply amazing :) Love your blog, glad to stumble it!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog and I am in love! what gorgeousness!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting! I had a wonderful holiday. Hopefully I'll get back to blogging next week...
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog through Honey & Jam. It is so beautiful! I'm really looking forward to sifting through the website further (its been bookmarked!). I love finding and trying out new vegetarian recipes.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Laura, and welcome! Hanna Of Honey & Jam is a super-talented cook/photographer and a sweet, sweet person I adore. You have a nice blog yourself. Everything looks healthy and balanced. I hope you don't mind me adding a link here.
ReplyDeleteOf course not! I'm so flattered. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful pictures and amazing blog! I found it thanks to kurma Dasa.
ReplyDeleteHmm, nuts just make everything that much more special. Is that mushroom I see?
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteFlorida Beach Cottages - It is probably a nut. Mushrooms are excluded from my diet :-).
Looks delicious. Beautiful pictures
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