Festival Bites

Hello readers. I know this is a late update. Sorry for that since I have been quite busy with my studies lately for my upcoming exams. Since I stay in a hostel, I go home once in a month or two so pretty much excited all the time to go home to the comforts of mom made food. This is a photo post about all the yummy food me and my mom made for Ganesh Chaturti. Since we are from Karnataka Stuffed Kadubu(Indian form of momos)  forms an integral part of Ganesh Chaturti celebrations and it is also one of my favorite festival food. slurp!!! Now kadubu is a rice flour based steamed dish. It is eaten as a solid rice flour ball with chutney and ghee or some form of curry(usually chicken). But during festivals usually stuffed ones are made both savoury and sweet which are equally mouthwatering.

Good ol' fresh Banana Leaves 

Virgin Mojito

Hello again :)
So this post is about one of the most loved mocktail. I was introduced to mocktails by one  my close friends and I totally loved  it. While people who consume alcohol have a large variety of cocktails to experiment with, others might feel there aren't many options when that is not the case. Paired with right food, mocktails can make your food taste even better. Very easy to make and so refreshing that you would want to keep having more of them.

Mushroom Cheese Omelette

Hey guys,

So this is my 1st ever blog so am nervous about my writing since its not my strongest point :) please overlook if you find any mistakes!

This is a classic and filling dish I love so much that I can have anytime. Packed with mushrooms and cooked to perfection, with creamy cheese melting over it. Ahh the joys of small things like this!!(ofcourse comes with a price. All that work out to shed those extra calories!)

Since there are no set ingredients for this dish you can let your imagination go wild and choose what you want to add to the flavour, here is my favourite one.

Photo Credits: Akshatha Nagaraj
Gooey Cheesy omelette when i made it in my hostel!