I was born in the beautiful country of Kuwait and spent nearly 10 years of my life there. Obviously this introduced me to the Arabic culture and cuisine, one that I hold very dear to my heart. Although we lived in a hugely Indian dominated neighborhood in Kwt, we used to gorge on all the... Continue Reading →
G for Gunpowder!!
I sincerely do hope those reading know what it is or have atleast heard about it...and if not, get ready for one of the biggest shocks of your life😂😂😂!! There is not much to explain here other than the fact that it is a staple for South Indians! So basically Gunpowder or milaga podi or... Continue Reading →
F for Fish n Chips!!
This must be the only non-Indian dish that I am crazyyyy about and can eat it anywhere anytime,period. Well it contains 2 of my favourites - fish obviously being a south indian had to be one of my staples and chips or rather french fries (fancy fancy) is the favorite of all 'gelf'-born kiddies! So... Continue Reading →
E for Elayappam!!
This is more my mother's favourite delicacy than mine ..but you know if your mom loves some dish you usually end up liking them too... Elayappam is basically appam made in Ela which is nothing but a leaf (in this case banana leaf) Its probably a good time to check out my previous 'A for... Continue Reading →
D for Dark chocolate!!
Before I began this blog I spent a good 15 minutes thinking at which age exactly did my love for dark chocolate start? Most people discover dark chocolate or start liking them only after they enter adulthood..but thats where I get confused because I remember loving dark chocolate since my school days! I vaguely remember... Continue Reading →
C for Cafreal!!
Some of you may be like whats that?!..I had the same thought too till some months back. So I was getting prepared for my all awaited Goa trip and had checked online for Goan dishes that I should not miss. Mind you this was not the first time I was going to Goa, but i... Continue Reading →
B for Boondi raita!!
Boondi raita is one of the those few north indian dishes that I am most fond of since childhood! This dish happened to enter my life when I spent my glorious childhood years in Pune. My maushi (aunty) who had already lived in Pune since many years taught my mom one day how its made... Continue Reading →
