Hey @pamcooks why dont you get into steemitkitchen or steemitmommas or use these tags. They appreciate such deliciies a lot ....and also it help such temtping dishes reach to maximum...upvoted and followedπ
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Hey @steemflow. I have been off steemit for a while and a little bit rusty.I will however definitely change my tags on my next post.Thanks for letting me know.Appreciate it!ππ
You are alwayz welcome ....i read it about your illness ..the good part you came back strongly π....thanks for sharing such nice stuff for Michael....he is fond of such food
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Hey ..@pamcooks are you from India?? Just saw an older post of tea pakora ....and i belive pakoras are indian patentπ
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Hey ..@pamcooks are you from India?? Just saw an older post of tea pakora ....and i belive pakoras are indian patentπ
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Lol. Well I am Indian but born in the UK. I have alot of family who live in India.If you go through my blogs alot of my posts are traditional indian foods but with a british twist.π
Ooo quite interesting π pakora ..with a british twist....btw is it a simple twist ir spicy like Indians twist π
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Nooo i always use less spice as my kids have to eat it.But its more british produce and ingredients. I used broccoli peppers in my pakoreh but when i go india its onion and potatoe or paneer.
Hahah thats what India is all about. Without these there is no taste...π btw which part you belongs...I am in Delhi
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I have got family everywhere.I have family living in Bhatinda, jagardri, jabalpur, haridwar and amritsar.
Nooo i always use less spice as my kids have to eat it.But its more british produce and ingredients. I used broccoli peppers in my pakoreh but when i go india its onion and potatoe or paneer.