Creating masterpieces with everyday ingredients.
Easiness! Unfortunately, unlike the word itself, the realisation of the word does not come so easily, atleast now a days. We always have something or the other to do, some things piled up, some emails to be replied, some projects to be closed, etc. And if not piled up, we aways have something to organise …
India. The land of diversities, comprising diverse cultures, diverse geographies, diverse beliefs, diverse cuisines and so on. This diversity has been shaping the country in many ways since ages. These factors have more or less influenced our conduct, our behaviour, and even our food habits. It is so evident in us, that outsiders as well …
Plan or Surprise! Sometimes I wonder, which one between these two actually puts a direction to our life. They say planning is the key to lead a successful life. From the day one, our elders set the path for us that we are supposed to follow. And as we grow, we start taking reins in …
Chorchori, not sure who invented the word, but so far it looks like one of the most flexible culinary word, atleast I have come across in my mother tongue ‘Bengali’. Although the internet provides us with lots of variation when it comes to defining Chorchori, and also given the luck of being born in a …
They say, in India, just like language, the cuisine changes in every few kilometres. Assuming if this analysis is atleast 20 years old, and with the growth in population in these 20 years, by now the taste and cuisine in our country should change in every centimetre😉. Probably an exaggeration, but the fact of growing …
The other day, as we were carrying on with our weekend lunch, my meditation suddenly broke when I bit into the morsel of dal rice along with few chunks of cauliflower stalk from the Phoolkopi’r Data Chorchori, I made for lunch. As usual, continuing with the same tradition of appreciating my own effort myself, owing …
Pancakes! I am not sure, since when I became familiar with the word. But I am very much sure the word is relatively new to my vocabulary, if I compare the word with the dishes’ name, I am accustomed to since my childhood. Strange though! As the dish has been very much part and parcel …