Here is a group preparing for tommrow, mending their nets
After the walk we land up in a road side shop for coffee and we see the the morning rays on VADA and BUNS. Buns? I had not heard of it it. It looks a bit like Puri and a bit like Kachori. Its normally eaten with vegetable curry, and is quite filling. I prefered to have it without the curry since it was a bit sweet- on account of the banana added to the dough. My cousin, passionate about food as I am, blogs profusely at http://kannadacuisine.blogspot.com/
I am sure she would love to gather the recipe for buns. It would be so nice if somebody could do it.
Enjoy this Buns with vada
7 comments:
Ya!! Buns look great! It was strange first time to receive deep fried Pooris instead of baked buns....
He he!! recipe for buns most welcome...
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I always wondered why they are called 'buns', even in singular :) Nice post and photos. I really enjoyed browsing through your blog. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
I too wonder why they are called so. probably 'coz banana goes into it? Thanks Pratap for your kind words.
Sweet like puri and kachori ? Then I think it's similar to north Indian dish called 'pua', especially when banana is added to it.
And I am drooling now. Slurrrpp....
Pua? Unfortunelty Nisha, I have not heard of it. Which part of N. India? Now I want to taste this.
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