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03/09/2026
Happy Janam Ashtami (birthday of Lord Krishna) to all of you 🙏
It is a day that is widely celebrated all over the World it signifies ‘triumph of righteousness over evil and protection of virtuous’.
One of the many ways to celebrate is to make variety of sweets and savouries, special dishes and dressing him up in new clothes. Although Krishna says if you offer even a leaf with conviction I will accept it whole heartedly.
An important message that is to be remembered today and ever is ;
1. Keep doing your duty with utmost dedication and passion and leave the results to the divine power.
2. Unconditional love - see the good in everyone, be empathetic, let go anger, ego and the most difficult one hatred.
3. Faith - have faith and trust that what ever will be, will be. Stop living with fear and believe that you can’t fix everything and that Lord can.
Wishing all of you a very prosperous day and the year to come. May Krishna be ever with you 🙏❤️
15/08/2026
KUMEU MARKET TOMORROW (16 AUGUST26)
9-2 pm
KUMEU SHOW GROUNDS
SHED 1
Come visit us and try our goodies 🙏❤️
24/05/2026
Cooking classes my happy happy place 🥰🥰
09/05/2026
Matha (Mother), Pitha (Father), Guru (Teacher), Deivam (God) - Mother is the supreme and comes before Father, Teacher and God is how we believe is the creation.
Mothers are very special and takes on the all the above other roles with utmost else. She gives everything she has selflessly to her family and never puts herself first ever.
I have been very fortunate to have three mothers in my life, my departed Mother who gave birth and made me what I am, my Sister who cared and nurtured me and my Daughter who taught me many things and guided me to be in the journey I am in.
Celebrate your Mother as they come in different form of Angels (Father, brother, Sister, Uncle, Aunty and more) while they are still with you. Call them often as she is not here forever and she longs for your love more than ever now.
You are very blessed if you still have her around celebrate her everyday just not one day of the year.
Stay blessed everyone 😘💐
14/03/2026
Thank you Mother Nature for giving back abundantly as a reward to all the hard work of my hubby 🥰🙏
20/02/2026
Hubby’s hard work is paying off Mother Nature is steadily rewarding us with this beautiful produce, loving it 🥰❤️
31/12/2025
May goddess of food be ever bless your beautiful homes wishing all of you a prosperous New Year 💐🙏
Wishing all my family, friends, students and well wishers a very blissful and prosperous New Year.
May your house be always filled with happiness, may your kitchen be filled with beautiful ingredients, may you always create beautiful food that not only fills the stomach but also nourishes the soul. May goddess Annapoorni be always with you. May you and your loved ones always stay happy, stay blessed everyone 🙏
31/12/2025
Wishing all of you and your loved ones a very Happy New Year.
I am humbled and thankful for all your love and support.
Stay well and blessed always 🥰🙏💐
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Te Atatu Peninsula
Auckland
0610
Public Transport:
- Take the Western Line train to Henderson Station.
- Transfer to the 152 bus towards Te Atatu Peninsula.
- Get off at the Te Atatu Peninsula Shops stop.
- Walk south on Te Atatu Road towards the water.
Driving/Parking:
- Take State Highway 16 towards West Auckland.
- Take the Te Atatu Road exit and continue onto Te Atatu Road.
- Follow signs for Te Atatu Peninsula.
- There is street parking available near the shops and along Te Atatu Road.
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| Saturday |
6pm - 8pm |
| Sunday |
6pm - 8pm |
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Banu's Cooking Class in Te Atatu Peninsula, Auckland is a heartfelt tribute to the late Shri S K Ramachandran, a renowned South Indian vegetarian catering contractor in Delhi for over 50 years. Banu, his daughter and the driving force behind these classes, carries on his legacy by sharing his authentic recipes and culinary expertise with her students.
The classes not only teach traditional South Indian cooking techniques but also embody the essence of creating unforgettable wedding experiences through food. From using plantain trees for decoration to serving meals on banana leaves, every detail is thoughtfully curated to bring the true essence of South Indian cuisine to life.
Banu's dedication to preserving her father's memory and passing on his skills shines through in every class she conducts. Her charming personality and genuine love for cooking create a warm and inviting atmosphere for students to learn and explore the rich flavors of South Indian cuisine.
For those looking to delve into the world of authentic South Indian cooking while honoring a culinary legend, Banu's Cooking Class is a must-visit destination in Auckland. Experience the magic of SKR's recipes brought to life by his talented daughter, Banu, in this beautiful corner of New Zealand.
