August 1, 2011

Summer With Polenta!

August 1, 2011
I’m one leg out the door on a holiday to Warsaw, Poland, and not sure when I have an access on Internet next time. In the meanwhile, there is a little guest post on my friend Harini’s blog Tongue Ticklers about a dish that I call Summer. It embodies the best of my favourite season.


When I’m able to post again, it will be about a wonderful person I’ve never met face to face, but to whom I own any cooking skills I have. I read his cookbooks to the point that I finally had to tear the pages off and preserve them in plastic before a total destruction. His name is Kurma Das. For me he is prabhu, a respected teacher. He is an inspiration, not only as a cook, but as a person, too. I can’t wait to introduce him!

Until then, I hope you are having as beautiful late summer as I am! See you soon.

24 comments:

Anonymous said...

Just wonderful photos!

Yadi I. @ShopCookMake said...

Looks delicious. Perfect for a healthy lunch.

sreelu said...

have a wonderful vacation lakshmi

madhu said...

Have a beautiful time Lakshmi and looking forward to your next post! ♥ to you

Anonymous said...

What inspiration! Thank you, Karina

chinmayie @ love food eat said...

So colourful!It looks so delicious! heading over to Harini's blog right away :)
Have a great vacation!

Aparna said...

Have a lovely vacation. :)

sliceofmylyfe said...

Have a lovely vacation. beautiful pics.

Harini said...

Thank you for coming over to my site and giving me a lovely recipe to share! Happy vacations and goodluck with the photo marathon! Love, Harini

Russell at Chasing Delicious said...

Your blog and photography is absolutely beautiful! I can't seem to get enough. All this food looks scrumptious too. I am definitely adding you to my bookmarks.

beena said...

I am discovering your blog and it is gorgeous! I am fond of polenta as well!

Sukaina said...

Have aownderful holiday. These looks very similar to the texture of dhokla. I'm curious about the recipe so heading oevr to Harini's to have a look!

Soma said...

Have a wonderful holiday Lakshmi. I am yet to make polenta and may be this is the beginning of my trials:) these look fantastic and fresh! will head over to Harini's now.

Marta said...

Oh, how come that you are visiting Warsaw? I hope you will enjoy my city and I am really curios how are you spendning your time here :)

mary said...

This looks delicious! I am excited I just discovered your gorgeous blog!

Kiran @ KiranTarun.com said...

Wow! Your photography is simply amazing :) Love your blog, glad to stumble it!

Magpie said...

I just discovered your blog and I am in love! what gorgeousness!

Lakshmi @Purevegetarian said...

Thank you for visiting! I had a wonderful holiday. Hopefully I'll get back to blogging next week...

Laura (Blogging Over Thyme) said...

I just discovered your blog through Honey & Jam. It is so beautiful! I'm really looking forward to sifting through the website further (its been bookmarked!). I love finding and trying out new vegetarian recipes.

Lakshmi @Purevegetarian said...

Thank you, Laura, and welcome! Hanna Of Honey & Jam is a super-talented cook/photographer and a sweet, sweet person I adore. You have a nice blog yourself. Everything looks healthy and balanced. I hope you don't mind me adding a link here.

Laura (Blogging Over Thyme) said...

Of course not! I'm so flattered. Thank you!

Golachab said...

So beautiful pictures and amazing blog! I found it thanks to kurma Dasa.

Florida Beach Cottages said...

Hmm, nuts just make everything that much more special. Is that mushroom I see?

Lakshmi @Purevegetarian said...

Thanks.

Florida Beach Cottages - It is probably a nut. Mushrooms are excluded from my diet :-).

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