FOOD

[zen]

Just now, Chaos said:

Sounds like me

You are not old though so can’t be excused for such a behavior

[Chaos]

3 minutes ago, zen said:

You are not old though so can’t be excused for such a behavior

I hate it when i cant have something in timely manner as my taste buds change crazy. Its a problem in long wait times in restaurants

[Chaos]

10 minutes ago, zen said:

I think it will have 2-3 vegs (usually one paneer one), dal, rice, nans, sweets, pickles, etc. 

 

My dad has become very picky (old age issues):

 

So he could go like in Kohlapuri, there is more mirchi, the Nargis Kofta has more salt, Palak Paneer’s gravy is thick or thin, etc., so she ordered thali as well to avoid listening to such things - eat whatever you like but don’t complain   
 

It started with when my mom used to fondly cook for him. But one day he could go like “don’t put pepper in my food” and next day he could be like “why there is no pepper in my food”, so my mom is angry with him. 

 

 

Anyway cherish the moments. Older they get more kiddish they act 

[zen]

3 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Anyway cherish the moments. Older they get more kiddish they act 

Even employees at our house do not enter his room. If he calls, they pretend to do something else many times.
 

If someone is not listening, a good punishment would be to send that person to his room  

 

Many times they say old people in our area have become like that too.

[Chaos]

1 minute ago, zen said:

Even employees at our house do not enter his room. If he calls, they pretend to do something else many times.
 

If someone is not listening, a good punishment would be to send that person to his room  

 

Many times they say old people in our area have become like that too.

Now u gave me a idea who to send :)

[zen]

2 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Now u gave me a idea who to send :)

 

 

My dad even made be forget my bag with passport and other such valuables at an airport. He was in the electric golf cart transporting passengers. To be with him, I sat in the cart too (usuallly, I like to walk). 
 

When the cart stopped, he stayed shouting - “get me out”. I thought it must be an emergency so I rushed to get him out and in the process forgot my messenger bag in the cart. Luckily, the airport was able to locate my bag. 
 

I told him that if you do such things, I will take a different flight.  
 

Obviously, I understand that he is old and lost the ability to think clearly so I am taking this in good humour. One of the reasons, I am staying in India for long is to take care of my parents.

[Chaos]

2 minutes ago, zen said:

 

 

My dad even made be forget my bag with passport and other such valuables at an airport. He was in the electric golf cart transporting passengers. To be with him, I sat in the cart too (usuallly, I like to walk). 
 

When the cart stopped, he stayed shouting - “get me out”. I thought it must be an emergency so I rushed to get him out and in the process forgot my messenger bag in the cart. Luckily, the airport was able to locate my bag. 
 

I told him that if you do such things, I will take a different flight.  
 

Obviously, I understand that he is old and lost the ability to think clearly so I am taking this in good humour. One of the reasons, I am staying in India for long is to take care of my parents.

Hahaha thats funny. 

[Chaos]

So what did u guys eat today?

[Lord]

13 hours ago, Chaos said:

So what did u guys eat today?

 

food

[cowboysfan]

eating pomelo with chilli and salt,one of my favorite fruits.come to think of it most of my favorite fruits are eaten with chili powder and salt.star fruit ,star gooseberry(nallikai),totapuri mango,guava,jamun fruit etc.

[velu]

43 minutes ago, cowboysfan said:

eating pomelo with chilli and salt,one of my favorite fruits.come to think of it most of my favorite fruits are eaten with chili powder and salt.star fruit ,star gooseberry(nallikai),totapuri mango,guava,jamun fruit etc.

 

I like raw totapuri , with salt and chilly . All time favourite for me

Also I like star gooesebeery more than Amla 

 

 

[diga]

52 minutes ago, cowboysfan said:

eating pomelo with chilli and salt,one of my favorite fruits.come to think of it most of my favorite fruits are eaten with chili powder and salt.star fruit ,star gooseberry(nallikai),totapuri mango,guava,jamun fruit etc.

I know that pomelo is widely eaten in south and north east of India... Not sure about west and north 

[cowboysfan]

3 minutes ago, diga said:

I know that pomelo is widely eaten in south and north east of India... Not sure about west and north 

i dont think so either.i know its is grown locally around Blore,we had a tree too in our farm.In the US its available out of season but in India for only 2-3 months.

[velu]

38 minutes ago, diga said:

I know that pomelo is widely eaten in south and north east of India... Not sure about west and north 

 

We call it bamblimas ( term used to fat shame as well ) , ripe one just tastes like expensive grapefruit ..

 

I think it's a deciduous tree ( towards Nandhi hills we can get it on the roadside )  , one of the big problem for me and wifey  is , it's very difficult to guess whether the fruit is  raw or ready to eat 

[velu]

1 hour ago, cowboysfan said:

i dont think so either.i know its is grown locally around Blore,we had a tree too in our farm.In the US its available out of season but in India for only 2-3 months.

 

I thought pomelo is indian origin like Kaffir line ( kolumichai ) ..

It's available 4/5 months 

[BacktoCricaddict]

6 minutes ago, velu said:

 

I thought pomelo is indian origin like Kaffir line ( kolumichai ) ..

It's available 4/5 months 

Are you thinking musambi (or Saathukkudi in Tamizh) perhaps? Coincidentally, it is native to Iran.

 

Musambi juice - my favorite growing up.

[BacktoCricaddict]

1 hour ago, velu said:

We call it bamblimas ( term used to fat shame as well )

Oh .. I always thought bablimas was the same as grapefruit. Bitter.

[cowboysfan]

11 minutes ago, velu said:

 

I thought pomelo is indian origin like Kaffir line ( kolumichai ) ..

It's available 4/5 months 

we grow a special variety called chakotta(its red inside) also called devanahalli pomelo but not sure if its indigenous to india.

[velu]

5 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

Are you thinking musambi (or Saathukkudi in Tamizh) perhaps? Coincidentally, it is native to Iran.

 

Musambi juice - my favorite growing up.

 

Kolumichai is different from musmwbi ( mosambi is limo in farsi ) ..

 

Kaffir lime is a big tree ( 25/30 metres kind) , dry areas from Coimbatore to Mysore forest is full of Kaffir lime trees 

[velu]

In my childhood I thought amla is star gooesebeery ..

Star gooseberry is better than Amla tastewise imo