Today is Independence day, the day India said goodbye to the Englishmen. The English left behind their influence on India in several aspects of Indian culture example in language, sports, transport and so on. Cooking is no different. English introduced cakes, tea and vegetables such as cauliflower into Indian Cooking.
As an Indian living in America, I wanted to celebrate the Indian independence with an American Classic, the Popsicle. In this picture, I have used orange and green Popsicles on a white plate to represent the Indian tricolor. For the Ashok Chakra, I have used a slice of lime dipped in blue food coloring. Happy Independence Day Everyone!
As an Indian living in America, I wanted to celebrate the Indian independence with an American Classic, the Popsicle. In this picture, I have used orange and green Popsicles on a white plate to represent the Indian tricolor. For the Ashok Chakra, I have used a slice of lime dipped in blue food coloring. Happy Independence Day Everyone!
My entry to Food Parade Independence Day hosted by Indra of Mahanandhi and The Theme Of The Week Event hosted by Pooja of My Creative Ideas to celebrate (August 15th) Indian Independence Day.
6 comments:
HEY THIS LOOKS SO NICE
Sat Aug 16, 05:48:00 AMthis is cute....
Sat Aug 16, 09:39:00 AMI don't know if I'll eat the lime, but it certainly caught my attention. =) Nice!
Sat Aug 16, 09:40:00 AMGreat idea! Looks awesome!
Sat Aug 16, 10:43:00 AMAwesome, and happy independence day! Please share the easiest and tastiest recipe of Ennai Kathirikai Kuzhambu. I tried everywhere on the net, but am not satisfied with the ones am reading.
Sat Aug 16, 05:09:00 PMThanks
Thanks for your appreciation. Regarding the Enna Kathrika Kozhambu, will post one soon.
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