I was inspired to cook by my Late Grandmother Mrs. Magdalene Aranha when I was barely 6 years old. I spent a lot of enjoyable days in her kitchen, smelling & tasting & sometimes helping prepare the food being cooked. This blog is dedicated to my Nana Maggie.
I've lived in 5 countries and 18 cities, so I cook with a variety of influences and ingredients and that reflects in this blog.
A friend of mine in the US mentioned that she makes them in Aluminium foil. Not sure of how she does it exactly but guess she uses the same procedure & the patolis just miss that hint of the haldikolyachi taste.
One of the members on Another Subcontinent has actually got her own plant home & is growing it to be able to make them the authentic way.
I admire her effort & guessing I will have to start doing similar stuff in Egypt. Check My Egypt Blog to make sense of what I'm talking about.
Looks good! Getting turmeric leaves here to make it, no chance!!:)))Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine in the US mentioned that she makes them in Aluminium foil. Not sure of how she does it exactly but guess she uses the same procedure & the patolis just miss that hint of the haldikolyachi taste.
ReplyDeleteOne of the members on Another Subcontinent has actually got her own plant home & is growing it to be able to make them the authentic way.
I admire her effort & guessing I will have to start doing similar stuff in Egypt. Check My Egypt Blog to make sense of what I'm talking about.