Soak 1/2 cup rice for 1/2 hour. grind to a fine paste , adding water. Take a five inch square cloth, dip into the flour, draw the feet with your ring finger pressing the cloth between your thumb and palm.
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nice feet…Amma imprints using her fist, with the thumb facing upwards. It comes out very cute…thanks for sharing…this year its going to be my kids…
Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving the comment. I will check out ur daughter’s QTOL blog. I am sure I will like it.
wow, i too make the same type of feet. please visit my blogs too
Latha, Happy Janmasthmi! That was a usefull info to draw krishna’s foot.
Thats very nice indeed!
Happy Janmashtami Latha, have fun girls!:))
hi latha,,HAPPY KRISHNAJAYANTHI!!!
u r doing hard work for praying god,,Great! All ur recipes looks so traditional……
Happy Krishnajayanthi!
Very creative and beautiful!
thanks for sharing!
wow, great work there…but i think i’m gonna stick to making these imprints with kumkum only at our doorstep:)
so nice posts based on Shri Krishnajayanthi. As the name of the blog suggests…really a yum blog
Cute
Dear Latha Aunty,
I am new to blogging and was bowled over by the authentic collection of recipes on your blog.I am a software pro turned home maker.For 24 yrs,I have hardly been to the kitchen alone(thanks to my mom)but I love to eat and cook(which was helping mom or eternally hover over whatever she was preparing).
Now that I am a full-time home maker and in a foreign country,I spend my time trying out many dishes.Your blog is officially bookmarked on my computer:)
I even check it every few hours to see if there are any updates.Your exhaustive recipe list for Gokulashtami inspired me to try out the Uppu Cheedai,Vella Cheedai and Thattai.Though I used ready made flour(bought from the Sri Lankan shop here),all the dishes turned out really delicious.My sincere thanks to you.
My husband,being a Bengali,was totally new to such delicacies.He was too busy munching to say anything:)All the credit goes to you!!
Do keep posting recipes.
Cheers,
Shalini
reminds me of my childhood days.