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 Hungry? Are you thinking… seafood? Maybe something on sticks drenching in a very refreshing green sauce? Then hop on to Saffron Streaks for this… I’m doing a guest post on Saffron Streaks today. If you haven’t known Sukanya and her flavourful blog already then check it out. This is super easy… and can be addictive for those Continue reading Thai Grilled Squid with Green Sauce  There was a time when I was a kid, I truly believe in fairy tales, dragon, monsters and also politics. I’m serious, I was into those stuffs believing there had to be partial truth about them, otherwise how comes all these tales. Though I must say, sometimes education is pretty much disappointing, the more Continue reading The Dragon Keeper by Robin Hobb  Raw papaya is a very popular ingredient in Thailand. It’s not only a part of the famous Thai papaya salad, but it can also be cooked as curry or stew. Raw papaya has an enzyme that helps tenderizing meat so it is often pair up with beef in Asian stew. I love raw papaya in Continue reading Hot and Sour Fish Curry with Raw Papaya  Years ago my husband and I got ripe off in the local market. The loud shout distracted us from buying our regular grocery to a man with the basket full of guavas. I don’t remember what he was yelling but in his hands were the freshest guavas I had ever seen. If you don’t Continue reading Red Guava  Who doesn’t want to have a healthy body? They say, a healthy mind can stay only in a healthy body. So here are some of my heath tips. I’m not a heath or nutrition expert. But I’m pretty sure that all of these will help everyone stay fit Eat lot of fruits, I love fruits. Continue reading Weekly Health Tips with Sadik  Summer strikes us pretty harshly this year. Waking up one morning, I realize winter has gone. It was hot and pretty much every organ of me screams for water in every single minute. It is pretty exhausting to imagine we are entering the long, hot summer. Last Sunday, we drove for water. Like fish struggling Continue reading Thokarwadi Dam  We love eating fresh, and try avoiding buying frozen food as much as we can. Frozen pea and corn are those I highly restrict in my household. Not only the fresh one tastes so much better, but I get to spend a little time opening fresh pea with Yaseen. He loves helping with the Continue reading Shoyu Fish with Wasabi Mushy Pea  If you come to Pune, you must visit Pune University, one of the most beautiful historical institutes in India. I did my degree there and continue to live so close by ever since. Not only it’s a popular education destination in Asia, this place is also very famous hangout spots for residents and visitors. When Continue reading Eats On Road @ Pune University  There is a saying in Kerala, every middleclass Keralite spend the entire life’s fortune to build a house. Ever you visited Kerala, you would see the best houses having extravagance designs and styles. Being one that was born and bought up in that land, no wonder I also had a dream about a house! When Continue reading First Home  Sometimes it surprises me how Yaseen loves Thai food even though we live so far away. I try to balance between Thai and Indian cooking in my household while exposing my family with different cuisines we find interesting. There is very few things in the world Yaseen doesn’t like. I remembered the first time I Continue reading Thai Noodle with Quick and Easy Tuna Curry sauce |
    
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