Was invited to 2014 Subaru Challenge winner Brother Jaishanker house on 2nd November for Deepavali Dinner.
(1) There's a few type of cookies at the table, but i ask the host which items is homemade by the wife. Fruit cake baked by the wife, heard need 4 hours of preparation. See the hole there, me eaten by me, 2 pieces, haha....
(2) The above, not sure what's the name of it, it's made by the host sister, the rest of the cookies, i didn't take pictures since it's bought from outside.
(3) Ketupat made by the wife
(4) Soto ingredients prepared by the wife
(5) My bowl of soto
(6) Satay - Bought from outside
(7) Fruits
I love Indian. I think there's some in my blogpost tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteSaw it in your blog, hehe...
DeleteIf I go with you, the fruit cake will have bigger hole.
ReplyDeleteIf we go together, bigger + bigger hole, hehe...
DeleteHuh? How come Deepavali got ketupat and soto one? Thought those are Malay food...
ReplyDeleteI paiseh to ask but my guess it, the satay is requested by someone, so the ketupat is made by the wife to go with it... As for the soto, maybe a change as not to cook same foods as last year, that's my guess...
DeleteNice visiting. So much food to enjoy. I was also thinking of the ketupat. A Malay food but I guess everything is mixed culture now. Like me, have Nalay food catering for CNY.
ReplyDeleteAnd also the fellowship, hehe...
DeleteThe item in the 2nd picture is the muruku. I used to love muruku but now have to mind my teeth. The soto looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed very delicious...
Deletewahhh..lots of food and all I like too!
ReplyDeleteYes, lots of foods... hehe...
DeleteQuite a lot of food wo!! I din't had any Deepavali invitations also, haha!
ReplyDeleteYes, quite a lot of foods, hehe...
Delete真的很久沒有吃過印度料理了呢。你可是很享受喲:D
ReplyDeleteI eat Indian foods, but not really into it...
DeleteAlways nice to get together with friends for a home-cooked meal. It all looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteAnd all the foods are yummy, hehe...
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