Like I said in my previous post,
Deepavali is not only about firecrackers sweets and snacks are part and special
ingredient of the festival of lights. Every year we prepare sweets and snacks
at home and distribute it to relatives and friends as a source of sharing our
festival zest. Usually the sweet and snack we prepare at home was the
traditional items of "Athirasam and Murukku", though both are made of rice flour
Athirasam has melted Jaggery and patted rondure. I think people who follow
certain customs as Nombu are bound to prepare Athirasam and Murukku but there
isn't a restriction to go beyond making varied sweets and snacks.
Below is a collage of our
preparation at home:
I feel regret
now why we shifted our house from the apartment, as I think how wonderful it
has been then sharing the festival sweets and snacks with flat neighbours likewise
they do. Though we share with a
neighbour here, I feel something missing on the festival front and it wwasn'tlively it used to be with kids running around and shouting happy Deepavali in
energetic yet sweet voice. It was another wonderful scene to see kids all gather at
the entrance of the apartment and enjoy bursting and sharing the firecrackers. Most
of the time it’s only the kids bring the Deepavali snacks and greet us in their
glorious colourful attires.
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still, nice that you are keeping the traditions going.
so much fummy snacks
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I love these sweet and snacks.
I don't like adhirasam, not sure why! But I like most other sweets. That reminds me, I should reduce eating sweets!!
Destination Infinity
Murrukus are my favorite and most of the south Indian snacks :)
Festival bring us all together. You still can visit them and share your love with them. You should definitely if you're longing to ...if possible.
I love all the header pics you put up... gives a fresh look :)
my best wishes to you
simran
HI Jeevan, Happy Deepavali to you.... I'd enjoy that celebration --and love reading about yours. I learn so much through blogging from friends in other countries... NEAT!!!
I'm sure that any move has advantages and disadvantages... You'll just have to remember all of those friends from your past by sharing great memories...
Hugs,
Betsy
Lovely preparations for Diwali! Hope you enjoyed:)
Happy Deepavali Jeevan!!! These dishes look delicious!!
All of them look really good to eat. It is nice to have the food traditions that help celebrate the time.
In my country, we have multi racials living together and everyone loves Indian food & the snacks that you shared. Yummy!!!!!
I love adirasam. :)
Missing adhirasam and murrukku :'(
Hope you had a happy Deepavali. :)
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