Right now, there are three different varieties of easy peel tangerine trees exploding with fruit in my orchard. During this time of the year, I love making edible arrangements for the table. Every morning I bring one bowl of tangerines to the kitchen table for the family to enjoy. I like to pluck the fruit and eat it right in front of the tree. There is something comforting about picking fruit from the tree and enjoying it right there. Don't you agree?
For more memorable centerpieces, tablescapes, and recipes (including gluten free recipes), please check out my book, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen, at my website komalinunna.com.
oh so true.. they do look yummy... but Komali.. we saw these gorgeous.. gorgeous.. oranges in Pompeii & Naples... (Italy)... They were all over the place.. and looks yum... But when you tasted them.. they were awful.. So looks can be deceiving.. :-)
I am a chemist. After my children went to college, I decided to follow my passion - cooking and entertaining. I wrote and published a book called Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen. My book is a fusion of Eastern philosophy with Western style. It is a cookbook, entertaining book and coffee table book all in one. It is a 320-page hardbound book with over 260 luscious photographs. This book will make the most beautiful coffee table book to salivate your taste buds and stimulate your mind with Indian culture and traditions. My goal is to demystify Indian food and promote the health benefits of spices. Please check out my website, http://www.komalinunna.com, for more information about my book. My other hobbies include gardening, flower arranging, cake decorating and tablescaping. I want to share all the beautiful things that inspire me. I hope that this blog is a source of accessible and attainable information for people who visit. I would love to hear from you. Please leave me a note by clicking on the comments section at the end of each blog. You can send me an email at komali@komalinunna.com.
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My mouth is watering...oh my, this would be heaven for me. I would never want to leave your orchard. :) Gorgeous photos!
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Yummy!
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Not all can enjoy the feeling of plucking fruits from the tree and eating them.. You are lucky to be able to do that :)
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely to meet you..what a beautiful blog you have! I look forward to your gorgeous recipes and all you share!
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oh so true.. they do look yummy... but Komali.. we saw these gorgeous.. gorgeous.. oranges in Pompeii & Naples... (Italy)... They were all over the place.. and looks yum... But when you tasted them.. they were awful.. So looks can be deceiving.. :-)
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