We had an extended weekend with the Eid festival being celebrated on Monday. Our friends decided to have the deepavali parties during this period; thus our lunch and dinner menus and timings took their own pattern. This afternoon's lunch was string hoppers at home. String hoppers are sevai in tamilian homes or
shavige as it is known in South Canara.
My husband willingly opted to press the prepared dough while I took pictures.
I am sharing one such picture here; can you see the steam rising from the just steamed and pressed rice balls as they fall in neat strings through the pores?
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Nice click,hubby helping you good for you.Perfect handyman just kidding.
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ReplyDeletewonderful and lovely click and a nice helpful hubby too.Good for u. I wish I was there to taste the sevai as it is my favourite.
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Looks yummy Lataji.
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Loved the contrast of the T Shirt pattern and the string hoppers!
ReplyDeleteNice one... Giving me nostalgic memory of the string hopper my amma uses...
ReplyDeleteNicely captured
LOVLEY PICTURE, MY AMMA USED TO MAKE SEVAI LIKE THIS WHEN WE WERE SMALL. NICE CLICK
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ReplyDeleteNice snap and shetty is helping u right?
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