From this..(honey crepes)
For the honey butter crepes -
All Purpose Flour - 2 cups
Egg - 1
Honey - just enough to make it sweet as per your taste
Milk - as much to make the batter loose and of pouring consistency
Hey Sona,U brought back so many memories.What about the stone elephant slide in the park.It has seen many generations right!!Haa haa pink cutlet and lavish salad with that alleeee!!
Oh id oru chaya salakaram thanee analoo.Pazham pori kandittu kodiayavunnu!!
Hi Sona, great posting. Those were the good old days and beautiful memories. I too love to flip thru my old albums every now and then to enjoyed the memories before I grow too old to dream. :))
Love your snacks, all look so good and inviting. I love crepe too but enjoy it with ice cream for breakfast. I'm one of the crazy one who can eat ice cream for breakfast. You too made banana fritters, look very tempting, guess hard to stop eating if you put the plate in front of me. The left over batter I'm sure it taste good with chilli sauce.:))
Have a wonderful weekend, regards.
Omg, love the crepe in particular..Love all the snacks u've pictured here..Yummy
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OMG, I love the crepes, it is just perfect - I probably would drizzle some honey over it in the form of stripes and binge on it.
I have tasted Banana fritters during my college days, when a Hostel friend of mine from Kerala brought some,and I must say it was just divine. And the 3rd item, I have never heard, like you said no specific name- but it looks just right!!
Aha, "Indian Coffee house" - I have great memories there too!!
Hey Sona,U brought back so many memories.What about the stone elephant slide in the park.It has seen many generations right!!Haa haa pink cutlet and lavish salad with that alleeee!!
ReplyDeleteOh id oru chaya salakaram thanee analoo.Pazham pori kandittu kodiayavunnu!!
Meena !! yes...ofcourse..but, just couldn't dig out any pictures of the park from google , except for this... which luked almost similar to the park that i have in my memory records. It luks way different now. ..and thanks very much for ur comment :)
DeleteWow took me back to my good old days. Haaa....nice munchers, love pazham pori the most. All time fav. Makes me feel like having for tea today.
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DeleteHi Sona, great posting. Those were the good old days and beautiful memories. I too love to flip thru my old albums every now and then to enjoyed the memories before I grow too old to dream. :))
ReplyDeleteLove your snacks, all look so good and inviting. I love crepe too but enjoy it with ice cream for breakfast. I'm one of the crazy one who can eat ice cream for breakfast. You too made banana fritters, look very tempting, guess hard to stop eating if you put the plate in front of me. The left over batter I'm sure it taste good with chilli sauce.:))
Have a wonderful weekend, regards.
Hi Sona.. Thanks for sharing your childhood memories.. Loved the honey crepes the most.. Tempting recipes :-)
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Omg, love the crepe in particular..Love all the snacks u've pictured here..Yummy
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Both recipes are just awesome
ReplyDeleteperfect tea time snack.cute memories.
ReplyDeleteThose were wonderful good old memories...loved your writing and your recipe
ReplyDeleteOMG, I love the crepes, it is just perfect - I probably would drizzle some honey over it in the form of stripes and binge on it.
ReplyDeleteI have tasted Banana fritters during my college days, when a Hostel friend of mine from Kerala brought some,and I must say it was just divine. And the 3rd item, I have never heard, like you said no specific name- but it looks just right!!
Aha, "Indian Coffee house" - I have great memories there too!!
Wonderful memories, beautiful snacks, even am missing those banana fritters here..loved reading this post and enjoyed ur recipes as well.
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ReplyDeleteI am soooo drooling at the pics....
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ReplyDeleteLovely snacks.. I am a big fan of banana fritters
ReplyDeleteInteresting ideas...looks so yummy
ReplyDeletepayampori adipoli ;) drooling over pazhampori and honey crepes, sounds yum...
ReplyDeleteNice memories, all these snacks look wonderful..
ReplyDeleteHi Sona, thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your lovely comments. I am already your follower and regularly visit your blog, you have a very different and nice blog.
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Payampori adipoli, Chaya koode kittiyal mathi ellam kollam.
ReplyDeleteNice and inviting crappy like ur fry banana also thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery inviting recipe and delicious...
ReplyDeleteMy kids love sweetened coconut stuffed crepes and i make them often. I guess all Malayali Moms experiment their favorite childhood snacks on their kids first :)
ReplyDeleteLovely post...yummy recipes..
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