Comments on: gastronomic pleasures http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/ Fri, 04 Jul 2008 14:40:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Tagged again « Love Affair with Life http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-1277 Tagged again « Love Affair with Life Fri, 02 May 2008 19:49:16 +0000 http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-1277 [...] first of these stories, “gastronomic pleasures” spoke about my family get-togethers in Davangere. In the same series I had written about fighting [...] [...] first of these stories, “gastronomic pleasures” spoke about my family get-togethers in Davangere. In the same series I had written about fighting [...]

]]> By: weltanschauungs http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-117 weltanschauungs Thu, 16 Mar 2006 14:15:01 +0000 http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-117 I believe my asking you to start blogging was a huuuuuuugggeeee mistake. You are taking a huge chunk out of LJ's data servers :D... Juz kiddin... Nice to see you making huge posts, though I'm a bit pressed for time to read them. "quite adventurous..that is,I am game to try new stuff..as long as the food is made from "stuff" that has never moved on its own" Hehe... You should give self mobile "stuff" a chance too you know. But I guess now ain't a good time with the flu runnin around n all. I believe my asking you to start blogging was a huuuuuuugggeeee mistake. You are taking a huge chunk out of LJ’s data servers :D… Juz kiddin… Nice to see you making huge posts, though I’m a bit pressed for time to read them.

“quite adventurous..that is,I am game to try new stuff..as
long as the food is made from “stuff” that has never moved on its own”

Hehe… You should give self mobile “stuff” a chance too you know. But I guess now ain’t a good time with the flu runnin around n all.

]]> By: parijaatha http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-116 parijaatha Mon, 13 Mar 2006 06:46:50 +0000 http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-116 Haha!!Davangere people are major foodies...Everyday morning you will find people with big pot-bellies...diligently going for morning walks...makes you wonder how come their pot-bellies never reduce...but if you follow these people you will see that while on their return..they stop near this very famous Uddin vade shop..where you get big..crispy vadas!!!Every jogger religiously stops there...has his fill..and continues home feeling very good about being so health-conscious;) Haha!!Davangere people are major foodies…Everyday morning you will find people with big pot-bellies…diligently going for morning walks…makes you wonder how come their pot-bellies never reduce…but if you follow these people you will see that while on their return..they stop near this very famous Uddin vade shop..where you get big..crispy vadas!!!Every jogger religiously stops there…has his fill..and continues home feeling very good about being so health-conscious ;)

]]> By: anonymous http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-115 anonymous Mon, 13 Mar 2006 06:40:22 +0000 http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-115 I had been to Davanagere sometime back and I asked an auto driver there - "Is there anything famous in Davanagere?" Without even thinking for a second, he replied - "Benne Dhose". I asked - "No no, I am asking if there are any tourist spots nearby". He replied, as if what I was telling made no sense to him - "No places, only Benne Dhose. Tamilnadu Prime Minister Karunanidhi always has Benne Dhose when he comes here". I tried hard to convince him that I was looking for some visitable places and also Karunanidhi was the CM, and not PM - but I failed miserbly! But, eating 'Benne Dhose' there, watching the beautiful medical girls walk by, "Swargakke kichchu hachchendha Sarvagnya" :) - Vasuki I had been to Davanagere sometime back and I asked an auto driver there - “Is there anything famous in Davanagere?” Without even thinking for a second, he replied - “Benne Dhose”. I asked - “No no, I am asking if there are any tourist spots nearby”. He replied, as if what I was telling made no sense to him - “No places, only Benne Dhose. Tamilnadu Prime Minister Karunanidhi always has Benne Dhose when he comes here”. I tried hard to convince him that I was looking for some visitable places and also Karunanidhi was the CM, and not PM - but I failed miserbly!
But, eating ‘Benne Dhose’ there, watching the beautiful medical girls walk by, “Swargakke kichchu hachchendha Sarvagnya” :)
- Vasuki

]]> By: ragh_dr http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-114 ragh_dr Mon, 13 Mar 2006 03:06:10 +0000 http://parijaatha.wordpress.com/2006/03/13/gastro-nomic-pleasures/#comment-114 Superb! Give me directions to <i>Magge</i>. I will go and settle there... <i> 1)eating 2)gossiping/flashbacks 3)lying around...</i> This has to be the case not only during get-togethers...but always! :D <i>I would scare my cousins by telling them that if they swallow the seeds,they would have a water melon tree going in their stomach...or have competition abt who would eat the moon-shaped watermelon pieces leaving no red bits!</i> Haha! I believed the tree in the stomach story when I was very young. Ayyo! I used to finish the watermelons leaving no white bits even! :D Superb! Give me directions to Magge. I will go and settle there…

1)eating
2)gossiping/flashbacks
3)lying around…
This has to be the case not only during get-togethers…but always! :D
I would scare my cousins by telling them that if they swallow the seeds,they would have a water melon
tree going in their stomach…or have competition abt who would eat the moon-shaped watermelon pieces leaving no red bits!
Haha! I believed the tree in the stomach story when I was very young. Ayyo! I used to finish the watermelons leaving no white bits even! :D

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