Hello
readers,
It’s been a
long time, so much so that I have developed a new hobby in the time ;)
My new found
love is Cooking….I know many would say oh that’s every females passion.
I have
always loved exploring new food. I remember trying new dishes every time my dad
used to take us to the local restaurant in childhood. These local restaurants
served local delicacies ( of course) along with their own version of other
cuisine like Chinese …I know many would agree how they grew up goggling on Indo
Chinese chowmein (other name of noodles), fried rice and Manchurian.
As I
ventured out of my hometown to pursue my graduation, I got to eat foods
of Punjab, one of the Northern States of India (yes…the state which gave the World “Chicken Tikka Masala").It’s
amazing how same dish can be prepared in so many ways in India, you end up
having 3 to 4 versions of the same dish from different states.
I discovered that I like cooking when I made an attempt to impress my husband (to-be husband, then) by preparing a full course meal. I just loved the look on his face and it’s the same look which inspires me to try new recipes even after 7 years of marriage.
Its 2014,
and I have spent substantial amount of time in 5 states of India, adding all
lot of local delicacies in my kitty.
Now let me
tell you how my passion for travel has helped me develop this hobby of cooking.
When you are travelling, being a vegetarian can become really painful, not only
outside India but even in many parts of India.
As part of
my preparations for travel, I usually search for vegetarian food options which
make my stay in the travel city very easy.
Me and my
girlfriends often discuss our travels and share tips on “must-eat” of every
famous destination. I just realized yesterday that I end up giving out at least
one veg. recipe each day to my friends over the phone. So the idea of jotting
these down in my blog clicked.
With
thousands of food blogs available on internet, I’ll try to be
different by writing recipes of simplest of the food which is cooked daily in
Indian household plus the non-Indian recipes I have tried over the years on
request of my gfs.
My first
recipe to follow soon….
Eagerly looking forward to your recipes!!! I am dead sure ur simple recipes are going to be a big time help for people like me...
ReplyDeleteWaiting for your recipes... I am amazed the way you have penned down such small yet important aspect of our daily life and loved the way the little knowledge about Punjabis has been shared.. so humbly but aptly shared..
ReplyDeleteGood initiative .......Seems it will help for my kitchen... :)
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