Maan Geet : SS : Delicacies : Ch 3 - Pg 6, 22nd May

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Posted: 8 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: snehapriya
Maan and Geet bonding over delicacies that too north indian. Very different concept. Both the parts were good. The way your are describing south indian food and north indian food tells you must be a south indian living in north india. Is my guess correct????

Waiting for next part...
Pls add me to ur pmlist.

At present, I'm a South Indian living in South. 😆

Thanks for the lovely comment. 😊

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khwaishfan

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Posted: 8 years ago

#12

Congrats on the new story! lovely concept! fab updates! North meets South! Maan love South Indian food! Geet offers 2 n his cook! he agrees! update soon

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Flame_of_Forest

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Posted: 8 years ago

#13

Part 1

so here is the paratha and sambar combo...Maaneet first meetings in your stories are so humorous..they are the common situation anyone can get into, yet uniquely described and uniquely characterized, just like the title steamed little things..
and they always bring smile on my face.

that reminds me, please also update Clinking Wind Chimes and Maan na maan Mein Tera Mehmaan..

back to the story, this Geet..I can imagine her rolling her eyes at everything he does..her reaction to momo, not that it is some common dish, but still I doubt if she really knows how to cook North Indian dishes or even the South Indian ones :)

Edited by Flame_of_Forest - 8 years ago

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Flame_of_Forest

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Posted: 8 years ago

#14

Part 2

finally he got to eat the Rajma, albeit it tasted like Sambar 😆
at least it looked like Rajma and her efforts seemed genuine.
so the cooking thing is settled with a few adjustments, tips and likes on recipes..different flavors though, but they started blending in.
waiting for the next.

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Aditi.kesari

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Posted: 8 years ago

#15

I think this is universal problem wherever you go to new place u will miss your mom's food

Awesome

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Amitmal372

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Posted: 8 years ago

#16

Aftar reading this update...I just can't stop my laughter ... it's remind me of my early hostel life...really food was a big factor at that time...
Really u just pen it down just the same way...
Keep it on...just love ur writing...

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Flame_of_Forest

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Posted: 8 years ago

#17

waiting for the next recipe.

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swapna.p

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Posted: 8 years ago

#18

Nice update..

Waiting for next update..

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anmirza

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Posted: 8 years ago

#19

Sounds hilarious!!!
Can't wait to read more =D

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malar

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Posted: 8 years ago

#20

I am in hostel right now and this makes me miss the food at my home (though the city I live in is just than 300 kms away from my place )

Whatever people say , Idli with the Sambhar (which is not supposed to taste sweet, by the way . I don't know why people add sugar or jaggery to Sambhar. Totally f**ks up the taste ) is the best dish.

Idlis are so pure. Healthy . Man , can you imagine how much effort people might have put in in the olden days to come up with the perfect recipe for the batter ?

A meal with a variety of chutnies , Sambhar (that is not sweet ) and hot and steaming idlies , I can already feel my mouth watering .

And IDLIES >> DOSA (There, I said it )

P.S. Momos are so over rated . Momos are wannabe idlis . Even the side dish they serve is similar to tomato chuney or ketchup.