Few
things will never lose their charm - my blog (lol) and the diverse
food. Indian cuisine has been developing over the years, from
invasions by other countries or by cultural interactions. This
philosophy of mixing up of different cultures and coming up with
something surprisingly good applies to the Indian Cricket Team too -
like MS Dhoni’s love for Meat Recipes. As Indian cuisine gave its
own touch to foreign delicacies, Indian cricket team got hold of this
English game and took it to a religious level too. This concoction of
players from different cultures in India is a perfect blend for a
good World Cup winning team. Let it be food or cricket , mixing up of
spices or cricket players, India surely has a big shot at both of
them.
Virat
Kohli - Lamb Chops
Virat
Kohli, the heartthrob of India and the Star batsman, was observed
munching on lamb chops and salmon at various restaurants in Dhaka.
During his tours and travels, he never misses a chance to relish the
tangy meat and seafood yummz. These mushy rib chops hardly take any
time to cook but are good enough to satisfy the tummy. Coated in
garlic, tomato and other spicy flavors, the recipe loved by Virat
Kohli is definitely every non-vegetarian’s all-time favorite.
Suresh
Raina - Aloo Kadhi
Suresh
Raina, the aggressive
left-handed batsman, has a deadly craving
for Aloo Kadhi. Aloo means potato in Hindi. The recipe is simple as
well. Prepare potato fritters first and set aside. Blend well equal
quantity of yogurt and water, set aside. In a wok, add 2 tablespoons
of oil, curry leaves, cumin seeds, ginger and whole red chillies. Add
in yogurt mixture and boil for 30 minutes, 15 minutes on high and 15
minutes on simmer. Now add in potato fritters. Cook on simmer for
another 15 minutes. Enjoy with steamed rice.
Rohit
Sharma - Poha
Did
you know that Rohit Sharma loves poha prepared by his wife? Poha is
uncooked flattened rice flakes. When added to water, these rice
flakes swell-up. Poha is lite food and a popular Indian breakfast
recipe. One can add in onion, tomatoes and other veggies like
potatoes, peas etc. Fried groundnuts are also added to enhance the
flavor and texture of this recipe. With the additional kick of
chillies, curry leaves and lemon, the recipe is an all time winner.
Serve with mint or tomato sauce.
Ravichandran
Ashwin - Paneer Capsicum
Ravichandran
Ashwin also said, "my favourite dish is the paneer capsicum my
mother makes at home". Moms are always special. Paneer capsicum
is nothing but cottage cheese with loads of capsicum. The recipe is
quite simple. First add in green chilies, onions, tomatoes and green
bell pepper. After sauteing these veggies, throw in cottage cheese
cubes. Lastly mix in heavy cream. The recipe is best paired with
boiled rice tossed in clarified butter and cumin seeds or simply
naan, the Indian bread.
Enjoy
the World Cup with yummy food!
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