Showing posts with label In Honour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label In Honour. Show all posts

Saturday, May 7, 2011

From West to East.. Coastal affair

We all have some kind of inspiration in our life. Be it small or big, it changes the way of thinking and gives us an insight to do something different. Oops !! I forgot that this page was not created for giving some lectures but I can take some liberty here.

Ok...Since I have not been cooking from a long time, the recipes cooked by me has been savored by very few. I am always quite embarrassed to cook in front of my mom. It makes me feel as if something will go wrong. I have tried only one recipe "Pyaaz ki Kachori" (Onion stuffed fried Dumplings) with her, though a Rajasthani one. Fortunately, it came out quite well :-) 
Thanks to the Pune snack shop which gave me a new recipe to try out at home.

 Like my mom, my dearest friend have never got a chance to taste food cooked by me. I call her almost every other day and keep telling that i have been cooking some authentic Bihari cuisines. Though, she  is a great cook herself since long time ( at least she can cook for me !!!). 

We have been in touch since when I knew only eating and relishing the food. Cooking was always an undesirable dream (duty :( ) for me. I would never ever have thought of taking up of something like this. Its you who make me feel so good about our recipes on which we have grown up. We both take immense pride in that. Even we have grown up in two different places, but the essence of food remained the same. 

Your encouragement was always there, whether we were in college or in kitchen today...
Thanks for reminding that I could do something like this ( Do I sound like Hanumanji or what?) 

Today we are coast apart but I know you can understand my feelings..our food..and best of our times...

Love you moti
Pals...


Happy Mothers Day..and a new start of Journey

Happy Mothers Day and wish you mom all the good health and happiness.

There has been no other day in my life to start with this. She would be shocked and surprised (happily) to see that I could start something like this. I was the one among all kids who did not even know the basic nitty-gritty of cooking. I remember when I was getting married and Papa was concerned if I could cook. sighhhh....  I know its tough for him to digest . But Mom always knew that her daughters will do well wherever they are. Give them responsibilities, they will perform.

Btw I am not praising myself, rather I am proud that I can cook today. But there is one thing which is known to very few people that I have quite a good sense of smell. This only has taught me the basic cooking.

Thanks to my mother who is constantly there  (mostly over phone for sharing recipes ,be it India or USA :) ) and my husband (to sustain all my considerable efforts). I know even my elder sisters are also following the same.

So I keep cooking with all their help and love.

Love you maa..