It is rarely that I post things about what I cook. And very very rarely have I shared photos of stuff I cook. Many people who meet me are surprised to know that I haven't hired a cook, and I do all the cooking myself. My husband too cooks, and one of the things we love doing together, is cooking.
Today was one of those days, where I ended up making some stuff which turned out YUMMILICIOUS.
Carrot Idlis for breakfast. You can find the recipe HERE
I served it with some coconut -coriander chutney. It is something my grandmother used to make, and the recipe has been passed down the family. I love the feeling of nostalgia, warmth and comfort this brings.
And then, in the afternoon, I baked a banana-walnut cake. I used THIS recipe.
That turned out really well. It tasted divine and the the aroma wafting across the home, brings such a happy, warm feeling. This is what love smells like :)
Sometimes, we forget to be grateful for life's little things.
I think it is important that we are.
Do you cook? What food brings you comfort? Is there a recipe that hs been passed down the generations?
Tell me in my comment box. (I have a selfish reason for asking this too. What you share here, might end up in a novel :) [ Yes, I have already started working on my next book. ]
Will post again soon. Till then, don't forget to be grateful for life's little blessings.
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Read It's All In The Planets yet?
THIS is what the Hindu said about it.
It was also featured by buzzfeed in the 35 Top books of 2016.
GRAB it : http:/preeti.io/a
Today was one of those days, where I ended up making some stuff which turned out YUMMILICIOUS.
Carrot Idlis for breakfast. You can find the recipe HERE
I served it with some coconut -coriander chutney. It is something my grandmother used to make, and the recipe has been passed down the family. I love the feeling of nostalgia, warmth and comfort this brings.
And then, in the afternoon, I baked a banana-walnut cake. I used THIS recipe.
That turned out really well. It tasted divine and the the aroma wafting across the home, brings such a happy, warm feeling. This is what love smells like :)
Sometimes, we forget to be grateful for life's little things.
I think it is important that we are.
Do you cook? What food brings you comfort? Is there a recipe that hs been passed down the generations?
Tell me in my comment box. (I have a selfish reason for asking this too. What you share here, might end up in a novel :) [ Yes, I have already started working on my next book. ]
Will post again soon. Till then, don't forget to be grateful for life's little blessings.
_______________________________________________________
Read It's All In The Planets yet?
THIS is what the Hindu said about it.
It was also featured by buzzfeed in the 35 Top books of 2016.
GRAB it : http:/preeti.io/a
