This was very simple... I cut the mouth part of the bitter melon and opened it. For the feet I put pieces of bitter melon and curry leaves around it. I also placed rocks around the crocodile. For the eyes I used peppercorn.
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It's very cool. What a creative way to use fruit.
ReplyDeleteVery cute...love bitter melon too.
ReplyDeleteThat's very interesting carving.
ReplyDeleteI love food art, you really are a multi talented foodie this is awesome love it!
ReplyDeleteSO cool!!! I've never seen bitter melon~
ReplyDeleteLOL!! I do not like Karela at all and crocodile creeps me totally!! This is superb creativity .. you are funny . :D
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative!
ReplyDeleteReally amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat was the coolest crocodile I have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteCool! You are very talented to visualize this!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a real one. Good job Akheela.:)
ReplyDeletevery creative....it looks amazing! :))
ReplyDeleteSmitha
Smitha's Spicy Flavors
love your creativity dear..that looks cool!
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So neat!
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary effort.Wonderful thought process.Love the pictures.
ReplyDeleteHow nice ....that's wonderful
ReplyDeleteSuper and creative piece...
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing..
ReplyDeleteLove it! The crocodile is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteCreative work
ReplyDeleteha ha LOL. I see that the mind is at work. It really is creepy.
ReplyDeleteIt's very adorable and cool...It looks hungry... :)
ReplyDeleteso clever! thanks for sharing this : j
ReplyDeleteThis is crazy fun!
ReplyDeletePlus, since I'm not a fan of eating bitter melon, I much prefer it this way -- as art. ;)
what a cool way to have fun with kids. you have a wide imagination
ReplyDeleteLooks so good
ReplyDeleteCute! Filipinos call this umpalya!
ReplyDeleteOMG...seriously what an interesting carving !
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That's so cool!! I had to do a triple take.
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, you're so creative....
ReplyDeleteThis looks good. You are very creative.
ReplyDeleteWow,, So creative.
ReplyDeleteJeepers,now I already scared to touch bitter gourd..hehe,good one :)
ReplyDeleteU r soooo creative, crocodile looks simply fabulous..
ReplyDeleteGod...that's an bitter carving....:-)
ReplyDeleteWow.......you r good cook and creative! i really like ur post. in my garden many crocodile (bitter) i take one and put in my dining table;)
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ReplyDeleteCoool!!!! Very creative...
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Nice carving dear ... creative work!
ReplyDeletehaha..............wen i first read the title...........i was wonderg wat is it..now i know.good job
ReplyDeletevery cute:)...
ReplyDeleteHa ha...That looks interesting:-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea!!!
It does look very much like a crocodile! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThat's cool..you are very creative.
ReplyDeleteCool. Lovely crocodile.
ReplyDeletehow creative and adorable!
ReplyDeleteoh gosh, this is looking so good.... !
ReplyDeleteSo cute...very creative.
ReplyDeleteFirst time I have seen such a cute little crocodile. You really made a masterpiece using bitter gourd.
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Hamaree Rasoi
This is so fierce! Looks really good :) What a terribly simple idea, you're absolutely creative! ;)
ReplyDeleteThats very creative !!! lovely
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wow!!! thats amazing !!
ReplyDeleteClever and Creative!!! Awesome photos!!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative it looks cute...
ReplyDeleteThat looks cool yaar.. I'll also try.
ReplyDeleteNice idea, crocodile is cute.
ReplyDeletelol creative. it generates the same effect on me as a crocodile - fear! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute, I love it!
ReplyDeletewow..thats so creative...nice job dear....I loved it..
ReplyDeleteWow, your croc looks awesome, really scary look. Have a wonderful week ahead :-)
ReplyDeleteWow... sooo creative and awesome..
ReplyDeletethat is so so innovative...i would never have that as a veggie but this is absolutely pretty..and u are very creative
ReplyDeleteThat looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is too cool! Well done!
ReplyDeletewow! this is so creative!
ReplyDeleteOh my ... wow!! You are so talented... amazing!
ReplyDeletevery creative eventhough a little scary..............hi hi...........
ReplyDeleteHehe that is absolutely brilliant! :D
ReplyDeleteWOW.. Cool .. very creative.. I would call this post more creative than actual carving itself.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for the entry, its so realistic nicely carved Hope to see more entries from you.
ReplyDeletelooks cool and natural...nice idea..
ReplyDeletewow very creative, and easy one too.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that's so cute!
ReplyDeleteAwesome dear.
ReplyDeleteI don't have the patience but I have the grandest appreciation for those who can do this - kudos - crocodiles never looked so sweet.
ReplyDeleteWOW! you really scared me!, when the page opened I just only the picture, and took back!, beautifully done Awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I really did think this was a little crocodile on your table! Great job, Akheela.
ReplyDeletereally amazing and innovative :)
ReplyDeleteI totally saw this on one of the gawker sites and loved it :)
ReplyDeletewow - wonderful creation :)
ReplyDeleteha ha well done! i was bit shocked for first glance...kudos!
ReplyDeleteLOL That is soo cute! Yo have such an imagination. Brilliant :))
ReplyDeleteaw terrific cute! i love it!
ReplyDeleteCool!! I've never seen anyone do crocodiles out of veggies- very impressive. Loved the angle of the shot that makes this looks so real!
ReplyDeletewow this is the most unique thing I have seen on the Net machallah you are so talented!
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