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Intuitions of a Foodie

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The perfect balanced eye of the bull’s eye is a mystery for me. The herculean task of the floating yolk from its break up is still a challenge. Wait! Not over the eco balance of the hot pan and is right quantity of salt and pepper is there too. Practise makes a man perfect needs a highlighter for my today’s topic. The wide range of taste is countless. My lucky tongue had the blessing to taste the sheer spiced dish from my family kitchen. It’s true that creative hands are still not passed on to our generation .our trainings with all the new innovative tasty dishes prevail. Yes let’s start from tea. The milky tea teaches us-’hmmm…my milk’ and so on with burned chapathi, salty chicken curry, hard appams etc…. (Unending list)………. Being a beginner of the cookery space I was hoping for a miracle. Today the tube kitchens were my life savers. Besides the illiteracy of grocery: which is better? What it looks like????….. The suppressed enquiry of disgrace to ask the employees at the mark...
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      Review of Kakkamuttai Director M. Manikandan’s Kakka muttai is about the two little boys desire for a pizza. The movie is produced by Dhanush and Vetrimaaran with the help of Fox Star Studios. It is a tamil comedy-drama with a major influence on children. The film is award world premiere at the 39 th Toronto International Film Festival. It won two National Film Awards at 2015 ceremony- Best Children Films and Best Child Artist.                  In the urban outskirts of Chennai there live two brothers with their mother and grandmother. The boys are not educated so they spend their days playing and stealing crows egg to eat. This lead to their nicknames being Chinna Kakka Muttai (Vignesh,12) and Periya Kakka Muttai (Ramesh,12). The movie begins with a plot of land which acts as the playground to the kids in the slum, has being sold off to make a way for fast-food outlet...
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Indian family dominations “achhaaaa is my tea ready????”....have you ever tried this out with your father? No, Indian families are carved under heretical-notions. Yet mini restructure of the family is a tag to “disrespect……” is the simplest form I can convey…. I know the gap between the 60s and 90s is evident. I still remember my grandmother stopping me from taking on my dad’s lap. Yes, it’s not grandma’s fault, it’s what she has seen in her life, just tiring to embed it into her granddaughters. The development of open-mind is seen better in our parents and much more in us and it goes on. So comparison of generation is invalid nowadays. Elder: at your age u know what all I used to do…….the glorious story goes on with our ears crying for help. The rapid feature of youth can’t be compressed on our elders nor argument is all waste of time. The boiling youth’s common question “why” are quiet counter less. Kids are constructed by satisfying nosy societies.    ...
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                                                                                                    2017  S ojourn!!...... Now that Christmas holidays arrived I needed some fun time with my family. So I wanted my independent Christmas holidays to be something I could turn back and say “oh that was a day”. We packed and loaded our bags to the bus station as per the scheduled time on our tickets. As usual the late arrival of our Maharajs made our agitations to aggression. Yes your questions are in to full stop now. We are heading to Kannur and Kasaragod. 10 of us had hunkered down to our assigned seats. The cold breeze in the vehicle had Peter and Paul cuddled under their sweatshirts. The half way entertainment of Lalett...