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Hello all and a very Happy New Year! We wish for the best and hope this year brings in the best for everyone. I have been gone for a while: away from technology, and all social media, spending the most precious time with my family for the past few weeks. It was indeed the long desired, required and a replenishing break for all of us. We are going to be missing one another now. But life has to move ahead, right? I hope all of you have had… […]  Dal(Lentil) paratha/flat bread is something which I learned from my grandmother. My grandparents lived only a few minutes away from our home. And it would be often that my grandpa would walk by with a bag of hot, freshly made parathas and a bunch of flowers for me. The recipe had been handed down to my mom and then I started making them. Everytime as the smell wafts aound the house I remember my grandma & my mom (none of them are… […] We have sunshine and some warmth too! After what seemed like endless days of overcast skies, freezing rain and cold, the clouds broke and we have the perfectly blue skies. I might seem to be whining for nothing over a “frizzle” (that is the new word I learned this winter), while most of the country is submerged under the white stuff for weeks now. But you see we are spoiled in Texas. We are used to our… […] This is an old recipe, revived, bringing in tides of nostalgia. A recipe that strongly arouses memories of my childhood days with my grandparents. A grandpa immersed in books and a grandma who I like to associate with having a black wooden bureau adorned with wrought iron lions handles. I would like to think there was magic inside those drawers. No one knew what could appear from the depths. A piece of twine, folded pieces of… […] When you are in mood for noshing, consider slathering this nutty and lemony spread over a good, rustic bread. Rye bread, sourdough bread – any kind will do. This is my favorite way to snack. I do not watch Super Bowl. I do not understand the game and never tried to. I do not wait for the half time performances nor analyze advertisements and scores. I do not talk about interceptions or the best and the… […] |
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