So when the Husband dons the Apron, the Kitchen smells like all things nice and delicious.
Pasta
This is his specialty … savior on a lazy day when the fridge contains nothing interesting… or when we need a change of flavor… Penne and Fusilli Pasta, cooked in white sauce, mushrooms and capsicum.
Poori and Aalu Masala
I have been craving poori for a really long time. The lack of any roti making skills in me doesn’t help either. So one weekend, we just decided to experiment. He mixed the flour, added Kasuri Methi and Jeera into the dough and started making small round rotis. I stood by the wok, filled with dangerous amount of oil ready to fry them really nice. As a result —- ting!!!
Aalu Masala recipe
Aalu Masala recipe
Liver Fry
I am a total barbarian when it comes to Liver. Finished half kg in two meals. The amount of cholesterol in my body must have risen to lethal limits. But I can’t help it. He made it so tasty.
Noodles
Another lazy day recipe, when he adds some extra zing to Chings Noodles.
Paneer Bhurji
That’s the latest recipe my husband tried after Googling and watching some Youtube videos.
Now you know why I have to kill myself on the mat doing Muffin-top Massacre workouts.
Now you know why I have to kill myself on the mat doing Muffin-top Massacre workouts.
Tempting! Even my husband is fond of cooking. Pasta looks yummy!:)
Wow! all that looks awesome. Super yum. Can i send VT over for some training? You and I can go for long walks and some photography sessions 😉
Ahh, now the secret's out! Your real motivation behind your yoga skills – to yoga in the morn and hog hubby's culinary skills at night! Lucky gal! Sadly my husband in the kitchen is nothing short of a bull in a china shop 🙁
Aren't you a lucky girl? Such variety too!
yeah I do feel lucky 😉
Lucky you! In fact, lucky us women, who have husbands who can cook better! 🙂
That is true… one less thing to worry about 🙂
Mahn, pasta! Noodles! And liver fry! Paneer bhurji is something I must try out soon. Not a fan of poori bhaji, but it looks delicious!
A wonderful life indeed 😀
That was the first time I tried it too… it's very simple and absolutely delicious 😉
Wow!! Kshitij has some serious competition from your hubby!! Isnt it a blessing to have a hubby who cooks such amazingly well?? 🙂
True that… makes life so much easier 🙂 and at least I am not worried when I am away… he can survive better on his cooking 😉
Yum yum! That's it! I'm gonna marry a cook 😛 Very tempting pictures!
Hahahaha I hope you do 😉
Oh ho. Looks like you guys enjoyed cooking. 🙂 I love pooris too especially with chhole or aloo sabzi. Yummy!
He enjoys it more than I don't. Ahhh pooris… love them 🙂
Looks so delicious…wow!You are one lucky lady, Raj…You must be totally spoilt for choice with so much variety to choose from!
Hahaha I have to agree … he had prepared dishes that I had never tried before