Tag: food
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Kitchen Klutz to Kitchen Queen.
A humorous take on National Kitchen Klutzes Day, celebrating glorious kitchen disasters, culinary chaos, and one determined teen’s triumph over custard halwa—with plenty of flour flying.
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Acridonna Tea and Displaced Feminism
Acridonna humorously reflects on her experiences with various women managers, portraying their manipulative tactics in the workplace as a continuation of familial dynamics, all while enjoying a soothing cup of tea.
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Canara Chronicles — Rice, Revelry and Aunty Sass
MonteFest Of the Canara Christians. As Aunt Silvi leaned back in her old wooden chair, surrounded by a fragrant waft of coconut oil and incense, she raised an eyebrow at her nieces, Doris and Dahlia, who had come home for Montefest. “Ah, Montefest! You two city girls must have forgotten all about it, no? Too…
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World Food Day
It’s the world food day. The theme of the year is grow, nourish and sustain together. Covid took from us the false food security that we all had. Suddenly there was lack not of food but of distribution so that made it so. After that came the locust attack the worst one in the past…
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International Nacho day.
21st October is the world Nachos day. So I kind of got think of what nachos might be. What I learnt was it was probably borrowed firm the Spanish Nacho, which actually is a hypocoristic form of the first name Ignacio. After Ignacio Anaya Garcia (1895-1975) culinary origin myths credit May 23 1954 as its…
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A Zensational Discovery
Wolfgang and Karen want take us out to a stylish place that serves Dosa and it is in Candolim my husband said. Well, a dosa place… stylish…in Candolim. Well I had already nailed the place as a tourist fleecing “hospitality trained” kind of place. Which would have tomatoes and onions in various combinations and call…
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