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| Freshly fried then rolled in sugar, served with a little tub of frosting dip |
What's just as good or better than cider donuts?
RED VELVET!
India by way of west palm beach
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| Who knew? West Palm Beach has an India Festival every year. We kind of fell upon it on Saturday afternoon. Food booths, music, women in wonderfully colorful sari's. Everyone was nice trying to explain to us the different types of food offered. |
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| Colorful food |
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| Samosa's were good but crazy spicy, I could only handle two bites. |
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| I tried the mexican bhel pictured above, it was really good and wasn't crazy spicy |
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| These ladys were dipping the green chili's into a curry battered to be friend and then sold by the men, that were all up front. They were very nice to explain the foods and the process. |
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| The hand dipped each and every chili, must of been hundreds of them |
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| These ladies were preparing the potatoes for dipping and frying also. |
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| This was interesting the leave are folded up and bundled, reminded me of something i had in Thailand. He said they were hot, we took his word for it and moved on. |
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| Everything from above in its fried glory |
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| Behl- good but crazy spicy |
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| Of course there was clothing for sale, $10 for these caftan tops, I couldn't decide which color or pattern to get so I didn't get anything. |
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| Wouldn't be India without Henna. |
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| How pretty is her hand. Love it! |
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| There were great colorful, beautiful outfits on the ladies |
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| The end - time to go home , with full bellies and henna'd hands |
high tea at the Hibiscus Cafe in fort lauderdale
I was fortunate to experience High Tea twice within the last few weeks. 1 planned and one spontaneous. I can do the tea party thing every week if I had the chance.
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| Hibiscus cafe, fort lauderdale |
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