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Wednesday, September 28, 2005

gokudu


gokudu
Originally uploaded by rajiashine.

gokudu is telugu term describing the remains of pan while making ghee....
when the yogurt cream is heated in slow flame without disturbing, it forms a black burnt layer.
To make it edible, gokudu is mixed with sugar.
one should have it for its divine taste....hmmmmm

posted by Raji @ 9/28/2005 07:30:00 PM   [to Del.icio.us]

2 comments from: Blogger Mika, Blogger Raji,

2 Comments:

At 9/29/2005 11:23:00 AM, Blogger Mika said...

I love your traditional recipes. We call the remanants 'kasandu'. It is great with sugar and as a side dish for rotis and dosas.

 
At 10/02/2005 09:11:00 PM, Blogger Raji said...

kasandu!!!
we call it godari some places :)

 

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