Whats that one food that you hated but it was made at home time and again when growing up?

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Originally Posted by Aashika

you are using past-tense. do you still hate it? Can you handle pumpkin pie?

pumpkin pie is totally different doesn't have the icky-ness of pumpkin. Also, I said I hated and still hate pumpkin.

Strangely though I love the awful bitter karela (bitter melon). Here's a funny karela incident from work.

[werewolf2]

This thing is rarely made in our home. But I would be forced to eat it at functions like marriage etc. I don't know why it's popular.

Kosambari.

It tastes awful. Sarv-Shaktimanoos must knowing.

I still dislike it.

[Sane Less]

Originally Posted by Aashika

is it the way its prepared?

I cannot bring myself to put upma in my mouth.

Yes. Basically my wife is a better cook than my mom And both were fantastic cooks. Only 3 things my mom made that I did not like: bhindi, cabbage and egg-bhurji. All of them were watery and with no potatoes. Can you believe that... bhindi with no potatoes and water

[swami]

Originally Posted by Sane Less

Yes. Basically my wife is a better cook than my mom And both were fantastic cooks. Only 3 things my mom made that I did not like: bhindi, cabbage and egg-bhurji. All of them were watery and with no potatoes. Can you believe that... bhindi with no potatoes and water

Aloo Bhindi recipe you may tweak it and add water

[Charchila]

Yeah I was talking about a goat

[sgars]

[swami]

Originally Posted by sgars

U hated the bottle or glass

[sgars]

Originally Posted by swami

U hated the bottle or glass

Ye Andar ki baat hai.

Hate what is inside both.

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Originally Posted by sgars

Ye Andalusia ki baat hai.

Hate what is inside both.

Were you forced to finish a glass of milk each morning?

I have a cousin that would hide the glass in a cupboard or dump it in a flower pot or drain.. had a very ingenious mind for a 6 year old.

[Aashika]

My mom used to give milk to us in a mug loaded with sugar and Horlicks. It used to taste like syrup. Funny how something that was completely acceptable years ago isnt anymore.

[sgars]

Originally Posted by sarv_shaktimaan

Were you forced to finish a glass of milk each morning?

I have a cousin that would hide the glass in a cupboard or dump it in a flower pot or drain.. had a very ingenious mind for a 6 year old.

I was a relatively honest kid. I used to finish the glass. My Behenji would dump it in the sink.

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Originally Posted by Aashika

My mom used to give milk to us in a mug loaded with sugar and Horlicks. It used to taste like syrup. Funny how something that was completely acceptable years ago isnt anymore.

I stopped horlicks and switched to bournvita after I learnt the word whore in 6th grade or so.

[kkkk]

Originally Posted by swami

Aloo Bhindi recipe you may tweak it and add water

long time ago, I was sharing a flat with someone who said they could cook. the first day in, he decided to cook bhindi with curry.... He put water in it and the result was a sticky curry with loads of threads. The Curry could have been used instead of fevicol - it was so sticky!

[Sane Less]

Originally Posted by kkkk

long time ago, I was sharing a flat with someone who said they could cook. the first day in, he decided to cook bhindi with curry.... He put water in it and the result was a sticky curry with loads of threads. The Curry could have been used instead of fevicol - it was so sticky!

There is a way to make a curry with bhindi... and it is pure delicious... and not sticky at all. If you wish then I can post a recipe.

[sarv_shaktimaan]

Originally Posted by kkkk

long time ago, I was sharing a flat with someone who said they could cook. the first day in, he decided to cook bhindi with curry.... He put water in it and the result was a sticky curry with loads of threads. The Curry could have been used instead of fevicol - it was so sticky!

Many nausikhiya cooks have become victims of bhindi

When you wash bhindi you have to dry it up completely if you are cooking a fry curry.