Wow! thats cool. What a massive uruli. I am sure, preparing payasam in this metal uruli enhances the taste of the payasam. Thanks for sharing this picture.
Asha, thank u. Mythreyee, yes the uruli does add a certain something to the taste of the payasam. HC, isn't it nice to watch someone stirring up some magic in an uruli? Usha, Cynthia...thank u.
Jaya, evide sadyayil pankeduthu? we had one at home like this, but some body stole it from the store room outside of the house, it was old family asset..:(
Seena, the pics were taken during my father's Shastiabdapoorthy a few months back. Ayyo, kashtam...makes you feel real sad when u lose something that's been in the family for ages.
At my father's place they have lots of this uruli and chattukams, not to feed 2000 people though :) but grandma had each one for her 12 kids ranging in different sizes :) ur post just reminded me of all that :)
wow, this snaps are so good..i have not seen something being cooked in this.just heard from my granny.. have seen huge ones too at my native place..were used to cook during marriages...very interesting..i also admire the lamps made from the same metal..have one at home..all this things ought to be preserved..
The uruli and chattukam is one of the special dish for the Kerala local person. You can visit this place easily during your tour from https://www.keralatourssale.com/kerala-honeymoon-tour-packages-hubli here. This place is giving you an exciting time spend with some more recipe.
A traditional uruli - this one can hold enough payasam for 2,000 people
With an uruli so big can the chattukam(stirrer) be left behind???
Bubbling palada pradhaman
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Beautiful traditional utensils Jaya, I like the post!:)
Wow! thats cool. What a massive uruli. I am sure, preparing payasam in this metal uruli enhances the taste of the payasam. Thanks for sharing this picture.
I remeber for my elder sisters wedding they making dishes in a urali like this
Hi!
That's really great!!! pictures are very nice!!!!
Enough to feed 2000 people WOW!
Asha, thank u.
Mythreyee, yes the uruli does add a certain something to the taste of the payasam.
HC, isn't it nice to watch someone stirring up some magic in an uruli?
Usha, Cynthia...thank u.
These pictures looks great!!!!
Thx dhivya
Jaya,
evide sadyayil pankeduthu?
we had one at home like this, but some body stole it from the store room outside of the house, it was old family asset..:(
Seena, the pics were taken during my father's Shastiabdapoorthy a few months back.
Ayyo, kashtam...makes you feel real sad when u lose something that's been in the family for ages.
At my father's place they have lots of this uruli and chattukams, not to feed 2000 people though :) but grandma had each one for her 12 kids ranging in different sizes :) ur post just reminded me of all that :)
wow, this snaps are so good..i have not seen something being cooked in this.just heard from my granny.. have seen huge ones too at my native place..were used to cook during marriages...very interesting..i also admire the lamps made from the same metal..have one at home..all this things ought to be preserved..
The uruli and chattukam is one of the special dish for the Kerala local person. You can visit this place easily during your tour from https://www.keralatourssale.com/kerala-honeymoon-tour-packages-hubli here. This place is giving you an exciting time spend with some more recipe.
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