It's one of Kerala's favorite tea-time snacks. Popularly known as Mutta Kuzhalappam, it is also called Love letters mainly because of the shape or the folds and a sweet filling inside as in a love letter! 😀 Do you love love-letters? Hand written letters? I treasure them. I guess I still have those love notes given to me by my 'admirers'. Psst psst. I hope P doesn't read this. *winkwink* I'm more of a crazy personalized letters/ hand-written notes person, than chats or emails or whatever! That feeling of a person taking time to write for you is cute, isn't it ? I can write good ones too. I was being called the 'Mistress of Letters"! Oh good ol' days!
Anyway, Love letters are thin crapes or pancakes with a sweet cocunut filling. These days in hotels you also get them with spicy meat filling. Well, here's the recipe!
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negativethinkerr says
wow!!
shanayatales says
Just catching up with everyone's posts as I had been under the weather the past few days. So glad I came back to check this one. Such a cute name. I think in our (south indian -konkani) cuisine there is something similar that is called Patoli. The only difference is that it is steamed. Never made it. Always ate it when mom prepared. 😛
*Shantala @ ShanayaTales*
Barbara In Caneyhead says
These sound really yummy! But you mention two spices I've never heard of before and not sure if I can find them locally.
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ellytreehugger AKA elly stornebrink says
Oh yum yum! Those love letters look pretty decadent and almost too pretty to eat: delectably delicious I bet! 😉 <3
Shilpa Garg says
Interesting name and apt too! Wouldnt might getting… I mean eating one now 😀
Shilpa Garg says
Interesting name and apt too! Wouldnt might getting... I mean eating one now 😀
Sheethalsusan says
We call it Madakusadanam 😛
asksusantaylor says
Love the looks of these, and what a great name for a food item!
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parulthakur24 says
I am gonna bookmark this blog of yours and try out these wonderful recipes once AtoZ is over or my interest in cooking sparks up. I am loving those new names and flavorful things 🙂
David P. King says
Those look fantastic! Will have to try this out with our next crepes. 🙂
Suzy says
Oh your love letters look yummy. A very good choice for L.