Apples for a Week!

If an apple a day keeps a doctor away, I guess I am all sorted for four days in a row now. So I guess,  I can survive for half a week without any illnesses… hopefully!

Merci Beaucoup!

OK more chocolate posts! I mean this does show that I can show more restrain and take pictures of a box full of chocolates for happy memories, than go straight for the kill! And yes, I did attack the box but demolishing only one chocolate yet. I am just trying to see how much i…

27 and Counting!!

Not a very appetizing shot I realize, but that is the best I could manage to get of the birthday cake before it was demolished and subsequently wolfed down. I turn 27 today, and I guess this the a good time to think back and thank all the people who helped me make it this…

Season With Sauce

What I like about sauces is that they let you add flavour to your food, and not just season it. You can make your food spicy, tangy, sweet, bitter or sour just as your taste buds like it, and yet share food with everyone else with the family!  

Sweet Toothed

Sweets and savouries are an part of celebrations for any festival in India. While some are made specifically for the occasion, Diwali usually sees no such restrictions. It’s that one time of the year when people forget about their crash diets, weight-loss plans, and calorie meters and dig in to the sweet platter on offer….

Street Food at its Best!

Bhelpuri is one of the most popular street foods that grace the city of Mumbai. The mixture is made with puffed rice, thin fried noodles (sev), salted peanuts, and is seasoned with a tamarind-jaggery-dates chutney and a spicy garlic-green chilly chutney spices and condiments and garnished with boiled potatoes, tomatoes, onions, fresh coriander, and dash of lime, all mixed and…

That’s How You Make Candy Floss!

Remember the candy floss you enjoyed in your childhood? Well, I sure do, and this was my first time to see it getting prepared right in front of me! As you can see, there is a hollow basin that spots a burner in the center. Inside the burner, sugar, butter and artificial color is added. As the burner…

Home-made Savories

For Ganesh Charurthi, we Tamilians make the Lords favorite delicacy called modak at home, as a part of the Prasad or blessings from the God. These are sweet dumplings made from rice flour, filled with coconut shreds, and jaggery seasoned with elaichi (cardamom powder). Needless to say, mom’s a fantastic cook, and despite not having a sweet-tooth, I…

Sweet Cravings

While I don’t really fancy a lot of sweets, but chocolates I simply can’t resist. This is the best Dutch Truffle we get around my office, and I don’t know why but I am craving to have a pastry today. Being a Sunday…

Fields of Gold

Bhutta’s or Maize (or corn as it is also known), tastes best when roast on a beds of coals. While the one with yellow kernels is sweet, while I prefer the tasteless white pearly ones better. And having a well roasted corn with lemon, salt and spice seasoning while strolling on the beach feels like…