It
is quite nostalgic. About ten years back when I got married I didn’t know the
ABC of cooking. It was much easier to learn curries and vegetables but rotis
and that too round ones looked next to impossible for me. I used to take hours
together to cook rotis for just two of us.
Whenever
I enter my kitchen to make rotis my husband used to cross his fingers and has
to get ready to console me and wipe my tears. It was like, as if I am going on
a war front. And by any chance if he enters the kitchen while I am making rotis
and god forbid if something goes wrong, all blame goes on him. But he never
complained.
As
years passed by, I have learned the art of making rotis and not to mention the
“round ones”. Today I can make large amount of rotis in matter of few minutes.
Thanks to my enduring and adoring husband, who encouraged me even when I served
him half burnt or shapeless rotis.
No
matter whether your rotis are round or not so round, what matters is the love
you put, while making it. Still if the rotis are round it’s like icing on a
cake.
PS. Written off the cuff for the “In(di)spire” column of Indiblogger
PS. Written off the cuff for the “In(di)spire” column of Indiblogger
Oh kim ! very true and real experience and which Is quite common among all the girls who gets married but before that too busy with their technical studies
ReplyDeleteyou have put the words very nicely
proud to be your sis
Thanks di for the appreciation
DeleteThanks di for the appreciation
DeleteIt made me smile 😊😊
ReplyDeleteMy grandmom taught me making 'roti'
She is nomore, but I remember her daily while making roti.