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Aroma Interrupted

I usually stay away from pulav afraid of the power it had on me, most part of my life. My friends are braver. Lima beans pulao caught my attention fr the simple reason that when I asked my refrigerator, I heard
" I dont have spring onions on me".
Veg pulao out.
It got me a good grade from my roomate.

Strangely, the market had an empty bin of 'Indian eggplant'. I wasnt as disappointed cause I employed 'Chinese eggplant' for the fix, despite recalling lack of any nutrients in it. Wait does colacacia fall under tis category!!

brinjal potato stir fry bagged 2 thumbs up cause my roomate had it both for lunch and after lunch. And did I patiently do a stir fry already.

I had to stop making okra pulusu so that it can be mae exactly when needed, which is tomorrow.

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