Saturday night fever
June 7, 2009 at 4:32 pm | In Foodie | 16 CommentsI have to admit, only women who don’t know men well, will agree with Konkana Sen’s grandmother from the movie omkara. If you have watched the movie, you would remember the cheesy dialogue ‘aadmi ke dil ka rasta uske pet se nahi neeche se khulta hai” [The path to man's heart is not through his stomach, but some place down below]. If you know foodie’s like me, not just man’s heart but all path’s to eternal bliss goes through people’s stomach.
I always wonder, what would I have done without a tongue, I can leave without any part of my body but my tongue.
After a long relaxing day I realized, cravings are not something pregnant women can claim the ownership for, as I discovered an unsupressable urge for a post dinner snack, specially the mirchi bhujia, or what I would say mansinkai bonda. [This is a snack made out of hot green peppers].
Even though I could not find the simla mirchi, and was too chicken to try the hari mirch which I have tried before and had a horrible day to follow it with. I settled for some capsicum as a good substitute.
Scene of Crime
People look at the time, for a self claimed lazy fellow, doing this at 10:30 on Saturday night was even more surprising, and no you cannot comment on how messy the cooktop looks.
In the making
There were moments when I could not wait for it to finish.
Ultimate satisfaction
And not forget to mention the bottle of cold beer which went amazingly well completing a foodie Saturday night.
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must have tasted heavenly…after all that effort put in
Comment by suma — June 7, 2009 #
It did taste good, and was worth the effort
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
ohmeeegawd! that looks sooo yummm
if i hadn’t just had gol gappes, i’d be drooling all over my lappie haha 
Comment by snow — June 7, 2009 #
hehhe, be careful about the laptop
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Please don’t tell me you are gonna start a cook blog too
It looks great & yum..
Comment by Saumya — June 7, 2009 #
nah, don’t worry I am done with new blogs
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Yumm……!! U aint lazy defly not !
Comment by Pari — June 8, 2009 #
believe me, I am
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Ahem…now it is time for u to have that stomach ache
I feel good for the girl you will marry 
and I thought it was no alcohol year or was it previous one ! 
and yes the cook top looks messy !
Comment by BlueMist — June 8, 2009 #
lol what goes around comes around ha.
no alcohol year was 2008, 2009 has not been dry at all
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Rambler I don’t know what it is but it must be good.
Good to see you develop into a cook
Comment by marja — June 8, 2009 #
Marja, its a snack and a spicy one
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Ohh missing the rains eh?
Comment by Winnie the Poohi — June 9, 2009 #
not really, got decent amount of rain last week here
Comment by Rambler — June 9, 2009 #
Ummm.. i love capsicum bajji. Hats off Rambler!! Enjoy!
NaaLe manege hogtha iddini, so I will make my mom prepare this. MaLegaalakke first class snack!!
Comment by rustyneurons — June 10, 2009 #
That looks edible to say the least
Very very impressed and hoping that the cooktop got a good scrub later
Comment by chennairamblings — June 11, 2009 #