Make some vegan Wonton soup with homemade wrappers and wontons for the Chinese New Year! Try it!

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Make some vegan Wonton soup with homemade wrappers and wontons for the Chinese New Year! Try it!
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Khapse/Khap Tse meaning fruit of one’s hands are also called Losar and these are made around the Tibetan New Year. These biscuits are offered to friends and family. It’s actually a joint effort apparently the dough is kneaded by men and the intricate shapes and designs are made by the women.
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Khap-Tse/ Khapse Arunachal Pradesh |
On day 2, let’s visit Arunachal Pradesh! The place where the first rays of the sun fall. Arunachal Pradesh ‘Arun’ meaning sun Pradesh means country. Also known as the’ Land of Dawn Lit Mountains’, it’s also known as ‘Land Of The Rising Sun’. Apart from these, there are names like ‘Orchid State of India’ and the ‘Paradise of the Botanists’.
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Khap-Tse/Khapse Cusine from Arunachal Pradesh |
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Nayapsha Khapse/ Khap-Tse Arunchal Pradesh |
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Kalyani says
Khapse look soo crunchy and inviting ! and I like the laughing Buddha a lot :-)) nice prop, Archana !
Smita says
Goosebumps on reading the write up…nice recipe too….
Sapana Behl says
Khapse looks gorgeous ! Very well made….
Nivedhanams Sowmya says
oh that Buddha statue looks so apt!!! delicious fried ones!!
Archana Potdar says
I know Smita its scary the way its written his narration is still awesome
Nalini's Kitchen says
Very well done Archana..Khapse looks wonderful and you braid it so perfectly…
vaishali sabnani says
wow ..what a write up…this must have been uncles life time experience…I was trying to visualize the scene..it seems a film scene..a midst this I cannot miss the beautiful crunchy Khapse….super one.
The Pumpkin Farm says
i had to load n reload your page several times to read the story i was so eagerly looking forward to…some issue either at your end or mine…but i managed to catch glimpse of the khapse and recipe, it is lovely
Pavani N says
Yummy looking khapse.
Harini-Jaya R says
Such wartime stories are always scary and serve as reminder to all of us how our armed forces serve at risky locations to defend our country! Hats off to them. Our thanks to your FL for sharing his experience with us.
Those crunchy munchies look awesome..love the braided one.
Manjula Bharath says
omg khapse looks super crispy and delicious 🙂 I wud love to grab some right away 🙂 lovely braid done .. are too delicious !! and lovely click !!
Sandhya Ramakrishnan says
Love the patterns that you have made and that laughing Buddha is just so adorable! lovely write up 🙂
Sreevalli E says
Khapse looks cute & especially the braided one's are amazing.
Gayathri Kumar says
Beautifully done khapse. And very nice write up Archana. thinking about the experience itself makes it scary…
Saraswathi Tharagaram says
Nice write up dear!! enjoyed reading it and khapse looks great!!
Kalyani says
I had commented earlier but forgot to mention that the narrative of ur FIL was so good, seemed like watching a movie.. Special thanks for him to take time off to do this..
Usha says
Archana, could not read the post. Something weird is happening. I could see the pictures and the post when the page loaded but after the page loaded, all I see is the linky tool. From the glimpse I got of the Khapse while the page loaded, they did look crunchy
Srivalli says
Archana, I have the same problem as well..I had checked the day you posted and today as well..the post is not loading up..only the linky tool is shown. Your Khapse looks very good from the linky tool..ping us once you are able to resolve, I would love to read the story you seem to have written from what others have said..:)
Suma Gandlur says
That excerpt gave an insight into the lives of armed personnel once stationed in NE indian regions. Loved reading it.
Loved the shapes you made with thosee khapse. each one looks gorgeous.