Kappa and Fish Curry - Kerala Cuisine

[celeriacmarcus]

what is kappa?

[UndarthAngipoo]

@celeriacmarcus Kappa is essentially just tapioca - it's a root vegetable similar to Yams but it's a bit more starchy and usually made savoury :)

[UndarthAngipoo]

@celeriacmarcus It's most comparable to potatoes (as far as root vegetables go), but it's more fibrous once cooked.

[celeriacmarcus]

@UndarthAngipoo

thanks. I'm learning to cook Indian food and having a great time with it.

[Kesh2569]

Pathetic. She is not saying anything on what she is doing or using; no smile on her face either. The idiot who is explaining in his Brit-mix English is sleeping in between his words. Why would she appear in an attractive sari with lot of gold ornaments to demonstrate her cooking?

[joeabram4u]

@Kesh2569 FUCK OFF......

[UndarthAngipoo]

@Kesh2569 Jealousy and Ignorance aren't good traits to demonstrate in public. Now go eat some kappa & meen curry.

[thhamid]

give it to your dad pls

[superangel207]

Both the sari and the food is nice

indian cuisine is so interesting since the same spices can be use in different combinations and quantity, it is a God given gift and taste, that's why people of different races are crazy about indian food all over the world. vive india.

[vilmad007]

I have to go and buy a sari before I cook. I don't think the food would taste as good without the cook wearing a sari.

[Saphir8]

hmm i wouldn't serve it right away.. fish needs some hours to absorb the flavours.. i would have it over night and reheat it.

[induchaya]

irawki nalla saapida yelum kappi and meen curry

[tomgeorge1313]

nice sari...........