Before I begin this post, let me reassure you that, yes this is artnlight, no this blog has not become a food blog, no, I am not undergoing any personality transplant. That out of the way, I can get on with this post. Like I said, Bangalore is on my mind what with the Sunday Soul Santhe Round coming up this Sunday,June 17th. Bangalore means family time for me because my brother lives there. He along with being a languages expert (he teaches french and german) is also a gourmet cook, so going to his place means getting spoilt silly with amazing, lovingly cooked food. He and his friend cook up a storm whenever we land up. As to why I'm making a post about food, there is only one reason. I just couldn't get over the fact that he made home-made pasta for us. As in, made the pasta with freshly made dough right there in front of my eyes. The whole process was so beautiful. It never fails to touch me when I see someone so passionate about something that they will go to any extent to do it & it doesn't even seem like an effort to them. I almost missed the 1st batch of the strips of pasta that he hung out to air before I realised what was happening, I grabbed my camera just in time to document the whole process.
All the stuff we hog at his place :)
AND
Drum rolls please!! Here begins the pasta making.....!!
(I can see my brother's eyes rolling at this kind of drama)
(I can see my brother's eyes rolling at this kind of drama)
At this point all my friends all but drove me away - we were famished and I was in everyone's way clicking.
I thought I should leave you with a visual of sugar dusted muffins :) Yes, he made this.
The good news is after a lot of debate and discussion, my brother and his friend have agreed to try this out as a business model and can take orders on breads, muffins, cakes & pastries.
All of you in Bangalore can write to them at praathaap(at)gmail(dot)com or nishil(dot)nair(at)gmail(dot)com for enquiries.
















11 comments:
Mouth watering post :) All set to see to see the first episode of Masterchef Australia Season 4 tonight. Btw, where is the Soul Santhe happening?
Lakshmi, it is at Eden Garden, Palace grounds, 12 noon onwards.
I was waiting for this post! Just look at your photography woman! Stunning. It says all it needs to say about the super food and the enthusiasm that goes into making them.
I have shamelessly invited myself over for a cheesecake dinner somewhere in the not too distant future.
lovely post vinee... I am a pasta fan, but never dared to make the pasta and cook from scratch.. this one is so tempting.. may be i should try.. :)
Vineeta, why should your readers fear if this turns out to be a food blog! :-) Loved it!
yummmmm!!!all i can say is u r one lucky sister;))
Drool drool, I was watching Nigella Lawson's rainy day video yesterday and she said 'what better way to enjoy cooking at home when you are staying in on a weekend 'coz the rain's stopping you from going outside than to make pasta and meat balls from the scratch at home' .... the snaps just made me very pasta hungry Vineeta, btw, its my all time favourite dinner meal when at home in Geneva! I dig pasta (though I don't think I'll ever manage making these beauties at home)!
Wow! you have turned pasta making into visual poetry...Vineeta! AWESOME .... mouth watering... :)..have fun ... vani :D
Vineeta, this post made me smile, pasta is now an international dish! My maternal greatgrandmother was from Modena and she used to make pasta every day for her family (5 children + husband). I never met her but I bet that she had strong biceps from rolling the pin...
super cool
Hi, let me know if I can publish this recipe in my emagazine DNS, DNS is promoting food bloggers from India by publishing recipes from Indian blogs based on a monthly theme giving full credit to the author/blog.
if you are ok then mail me your short bio and pasta/spaghetti recipe to ver.neha@hotmail.com
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