We Indians love to eat! Sweet, sour, savoury, spicy name we love it.
To top it up we Malayalees along with our fellow Bengalis and Goans most
certainly love our fish and rice. However I grew up in Delhi
so my palate is a bit different, more towards the northern side of India . Rajma
Chawal, parathe, dal-subzi-roti kind of palate, while I do like an occasional
fish curry or grilled fish.
Hubby and me have very different likings when it comes too food, I
love Rajma which he hates and he loves Unakka chemeen (dry prawns) which I just
can’t stand. But we have a lot in common too. As a true Delhite I love chats
and samosas and so does the hubby and we both hate tuna and salmons. But what really
got me to right about this fishy post today is a humble paratha.
I decided to make parathas for the hubby, aloo gobhi parathas and just
as I stepped into the kitchen, he followed me to set up his plate with
obligatory accompaniments curd and pickle. Just as I was about to take off the
first paratha, I asked him:
Me: You will have two na?
Hubby: Suddenly feeling all nervous, he asks “Tuna”?
Me: Yeah? And then suddenly realising, “Not Tuna, I meant two parathas”
Hubby: Feeling relieved said, “yes of course”. For a moment he had his heart
in mouth thinking the wifey is going to serve Tuna parathas for dinner.
He was grateful that good sense prevailed and that I didn’t made him
eat something exotic even for a fish lover. Now I know what to give him, in case I am feeling vindictive, ha ha !!
Tuna Paratha :D
ReplyDeleteFunny incident...nicely narrated...
Thanks Anirudh !!
DeleteHilarious Sangeetha, Your north Indian way of adding Hindi 'na[ to English TWO must have created the confusion.
ReplyDeleteThanks for voting my blog on Indiblogger.
Thank you Vimala for stopping by !!
Deletethat was cute! two na?? --whattt! tuna!!
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You should have seen the look on the hubby's face :D
DeleteNice conversation
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping Anindya !!
DeleteThat was close. :P
ReplyDeleteTuna parathas!
I guess you need to take rights for this cuisine. :P
If some chef does come across this post and tries this out, and that happens to be awesome? #justSaying
Yeah Ashwini, you should have seen the look on poor boy's face !!!
ReplyDeleteSo it's official I am patenting the Tuna Parathas .. Thanks Ajay for the idea
ReplyDeleteGood post Sangeeta and nicely narrated :)its great you have the best of the both food bowls of India -south and north ... :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha now am wondering if there is actually something like Tuna Parathas. Sounds quite exotic ;).
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