
Saturday lunch.
Daughter #1 requested Mor kuzhambu (vegetables in yoghurt gravy) and Mor rasam (yoghurt soup) and Thayir Satham. (Yoghurt rice).
In exchange for vaccuming.
Yes, the girl is fixated with anything yoghurt.
However many times I make mor kuzhambu, I always refer to my green clear folder in which I have recipes from my uni days in Melbourne. This recipe was handwritten by Vijayalakshmi Viji akka, along with so many more, and just by looking at the script, turmeric, chilli stains on parts of it, the memories they conjure up..early days of marriage, bloopers of adding too much coconut or green chillies, not grinding the mixture well enough, boiling the gravy after adding the yoghurt mix, and the successes, mum, husband singing my praises, especially when the dish had mango or white pumpkin.
Used okra as I had neither mango nor pumpkin.
Made spicy tangy mor rasam. And forgot to click it.
Beans, carrot thoren. Food speak members would have wept if they’d seen one more beans thoren post, so I hastily added carrots for colour and to save their sanity.
Paneer chilli dish.
Daughter #2 sent me a tik tok on paneer tacos. Said I’d make it in exchange for wiping and dusting.
Set about prepping the paneer filling, using half of it for lunch, balance and potato curry for dinner. And that’s another post.
Red rice for me, white for the rest.
Sago and rice vadams or fryums or crisps.
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