Its right in the midst of fall, and my slacker self still lingers on it seems, for the Panfusine posts alone. My daily blog A Dish a Day steadily marches on towards the finishing line, hovering around the 300th post as I type this up. It was a great creative 8 days of making as many different 'Sundals' , (a South Indian Sauteed bean / lentils dish ), for the Festival of Navratri, The ninth day (today) having tragically cancelled due to the passing of a beloved cousin. Its hard to think of anything else today but the memories of my loving caring brother. But force myself I must. With the change in season comes the bounty of squashes & pumpkins, one of them being the diminutive delicata squash. With a skin so fine that it slices effortlessly under the sharp blade of a mandolin, this variety of squash is perfect for tempura, bhajias and roasted salads. With thin slices, it was delicious to discover that the squash transformed itself into healthy chips, crisped up
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