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Since our childhood days, my mother used to make tongue tickling tangy spicy chutneys and we used to relish them with congi or curd rice. On a rainy day, we used to relish spicy raw mango chutney and pickled mango gojju. Nearby in the neighbourhood, we had Bunt friends who used to make dry fish chutneys in rainy season. I still remember the aroma of chutney
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    Froggy on a 'Moggem'

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    By: Dr K.B. Mallya, Canada

    I really don't know what this "fruit" or "vegetable" called! I asked one of my friends and he thought may be "butter squash"...If any of you readers know please do let me know. At my grandparents place, they used to have this hanging from the ceiling and lasted for several months.
     
    Anyway, actually I was looking for a cucumber to carve this froggy on but when I saw the varigated "moggem", I thought why not...
     
    Hope you like it....

     
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    K. B. Mallya, M.D., --: Thank you Joyce!

    Yes, Moggem is called 'Marrow" but is it Field Marrow or Vegetable Marrow? Are they one and the same?
    Thanks again.
    Carol Martis, Kuwait: Lovely carving Doc, keep sending, admiring your carvings ...... Always.
    Zeena J Noronha, Oman: Hi Dr.Mallya,

    'Froggy on Moggem'looks beautiful and very ....! Great carving!
    Anu Gupta, USA : As usual doc, beautiful carving! Is this the "Flying Froggy" ? Anything special coming up for Valentine's Day doc? ;)
    Joyce Alvares, Qatar: I think mogem is called field marrow.
    Dots Rego, USA : Hi Doc,

    The froggie on butter squash looks interesting. I really admire your perfectionism. Keep up the good work.
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