Since childhood, the
only vegetable I enjoyed the most has been bitter gourd or karela is what we
call. As soon as we hear the name karela! memory gets populated with a
sense of its smell and taste of its bitterness. Eww! this is the only expression
I have ever come across when it came to this particular veggie. I remember,
nobody in our house used to like this one. It was only me and mama who used to
relish every bite of it. Hashim always felt hesitant about this underdog
veggie. But not anymore! one of the best things about our relationship is the
diversity in tastes due to the difference in our cultures. On mama's side, the
influences were veggies and little sweet versions of food. And his side, he
takes pride in his pakistani cuisine and there were often differences in the
name and etymology of certain dishes, for instance, hashim would call scrambled
egg as anda ghotala, and I would call it egg bhurji and hashim would say, well
it's the Indian version.
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Monday, May 6, 2019
That Instant Dhokla
If you’re Gujju then you know what I’m talking about. If you’re
not!! Welcome to my another post recipe that will surely blow your mind. What
is dhokla?? No need to stress yourself, it’s not at all an IIM based interview
question LOL Well! Don't get confused because of its heavily melodramatic name,
dhokla is just another easy-to-go dish of Gujju community like other edibles
such as khandvi, handvo (recipe already shared) but not at all Khakra! All the
names sound like something powerful and dangerous, but believe me the look and
feel is other way round. Coming back to the topic, what is dhokla?? Let’s have
a sneak peek!! Dhokla comes in different colors and shapes namely, khaman
dhokla, White dhokla, sandwich dhokla and what not! Some are famed for its
protein rich factor, a few because of its flamboyant garnishing style, some of its
healthy added elements and some because of its instant cooking modus operandi.
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Sunday, March 3, 2019
Mutton Chapli Kebabs
Mutton Chapli Kebabs
I always had this fascination to plunge into Asian cultures
and traditions that lead to calmness inside me. Simplicity, antiques and
ordinary things have always captivated my attention from all times. Those who
have traveled with me knows that I get irresponsibly happy around sheep’s and
donkeys. In Karachi, I stopped the car consistently to take photos of the sheep’s
and donkeys grazing herds. “Donkeys” might not make a GREAT list for everyone
but they did for me.