Here is chaat. Chaat is a typical North Indian snack/salad.
Beautiful flowers were the center of attraction.
Paneer tikka. It's a vegetarian's favorite.
Many Indians are vegetarians. Usually, you find a vegetarian spread for the appetizers.
Vegetable kabobs made with potatoes and vegetables.
Vegetable samosas.
Two different chutneys to accompany all the snacks.
Lamb chops were melting in my mouth.
The tandoori shrimp were disappearing in no time.
Chicken tikka.
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.
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I've never attended a traditional Indian wedding, however, my daughter has. She said it was such an amazing experience. All the food looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteKomali, Sounds and looks like you had a wonderful time. This food looks delicious! I don't believe I have ever eaten Indian food... but I would like to try it!
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Yvonne
Oh my goodness, the food looks wonderful! And I love the flowers too!
ReplyDeleteYvonne,
ReplyDeletePlease find a good Indian restaurant and dine at least once. Or get my book and try to cook your self. It will be an experience to remember.
Komali
Your pictures had me salivating!! I love Indian food, and the wedding just looks over the top beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWe had lunch at an Indian restaurant here in Birmingham a couple of weeks ago. It was OK, but did not look nearly as good as the pictures you show -- wish I could have some.
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Hello from Toronto,
ReplyDeleteLove Indian food, culture, fabrics and the whole thing! Where are you in the world?
I would love you to guide me for cooking Indian!
Visit me!
~ Gabriela ~
Oh I've never eaten real Indian food. But it all looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the flowers too!
Happy PS
Leann
Gabriela,
ReplyDeleteI live in California. I am glad you like Indian food and culture. Please check out my book, Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen. This book will guide you through to cook Indian meal.
Hello and a very happy Pink Saturday to you!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a very hot summerday in The Netherlands and I'm enjoying all pink posts in the garden! Love Es XX
My mouth is watering from all the gorgeous pictures and the delicious food. Happy Pink Saturday, Char
ReplyDeleteWho needs meat - not me! Everything looks delicious.
ReplyDeletevery fun!
ReplyDeletevery interesting and they look delicious...
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