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Oh my, my!!! Prawn Kabiraji at Mumbai!! Post your reviews please. One more thing: I think it is KabirajI. In Kolkata, it is called Kabiraji. Kabiraj literally means Ayurvedic Doctor in Bengali and there are lot of stories how Aurvedic Doctor has been associated with a snacks item!
Ashish Sir, I just copied the spelling from the newspaper article, never heard of it before but thanks for the clarification.
Yes, I would certainly prefer Prawns to the Ayurvedic Dr, thank you very much!
Hyderabadi,
A spicy, tangy Andhra chutney would perfectly complement those cutlets and kathis, what say?
Yes, I would certainly prefer Prawns to the Ayurvedic Dr, thank you very much!
Hyderabadi,
A spicy, tangy Andhra chutney would perfectly complement those cutlets and kathis, what say?
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When I finally reach Mumbai one of these days snonmyous get ready for a karti showdown.
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A spicy, tangy Andhra chutney would perfectly complement those cutlets and kathis, what say?
[B]A spicy, tangy Andhra chutney would perfectly complement those cutlets and kathis, what say?
BTW with Chutney vandy
Anytime Vandy, you're on! But mine will be Paneer Kati or Prawns, I dont like meat.
And before anyone says you cant have a non meat or chook Kati, let me tell you all that a good Paneer Kati can give any non veg Kati a run for its money!
And before anyone says you cant have a non meat or chook Kati, let me tell you all that a good Paneer Kati can give any non veg Kati a run for its money!
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You are great vandy,
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Prawn kati, never had one of those, can see one comming up
soon.
Tandoori Prawns,Masala Prawns,Tikka Prawns
vandy
Prawn kati, never had one of those, can see one comming upsoon.
Tandoori Prawns,Masala Prawns,Tikka Prawns
vandy
I'm a avid Singara lover (bengali kind of course, but I never missed samosa and other types of Singara whenever I got) but to take full of Picture #11 is ............ great... vandy
and the katis and tikkas of #20 .......... oluus!!! I'm hungry
aamar payer tolai sorshe...(I have wheels under my feet)
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Asish da, so far as I heard, the word Kabiraji came from the word 'coverings' - it denotes the outer covering made of eggs etc.
Originally Posted by asishdas Oh my, my!!! Prawn Kabiraji at Mumbai!! Post your reviews please. One more thing: I think it is KabirajI. In Kolkata, it is called Kabiraji. Kabiraj literally means Ayurvedic Doctor in Bengali and there are lot of stories how Aurvedic Doctor has been associated with a snacks item!
Oh my, my!!! Prawn Kabiraji at Mumbai!! Post your reviews please. One more thing: I think it is KabirajI. In Kolkata, it is called Kabiraji. Kabiraj literally means Ayurvedic Doctor in Bengali and there are lot of stories how Aurvedic Doctor has been associated with a snacks item! 
I'm curious of other linking stories you know.
Ashish Sir, and anyone else who likes Kasundi, please see here:
http://www.indiamike.com/india/indian-cooking-and-cuisine-f12/the-best-mustard-bengali-kasundi-t142042/3/#post1366334
Just made my first ever home made Mustard - with raw mango as suggested by Ashish Sir.
PS: What does Jajabar mean? I know Duronto is the non stop train.
http://www.indiamike.com/india/indian-cooking-and-cuisine-f12/the-best-mustard-bengali-kasundi-t142042/3/#post1366334
Just made my first ever home made Mustard - with raw mango as suggested by Ashish Sir.
PS: What does Jajabar mean? I know Duronto is the non stop train.
“The real home of man is not his house but the road. Life itself is a travel that has to be done by foot.”
― Bruce Chatwin
― Bruce Chatwin
Congrats Julia, and thanks.
Duronto is the non stop train from point to point, fairly recently introduced. No idea as to the actual meaning.
Lets hear it from the horse's mouth so to speak - Duronto Jajabar!
Duronto is the non stop train from point to point, fairly recently introduced. No idea as to the actual meaning.
Lets hear it from the horse's mouth so to speak - Duronto Jajabar!
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