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Surviving My Own Cooking



Now, its been one and half month that I am away from my family. This is fourth month in all, that I am away from my family in this year. One year before, if someone would have said this to me, I probably would not have believed. But we can never know what life has put in our plate for us in future. In the same way if someone would have told me that I will be cooking everyday for muself, and that too good (at-least I think )...I wouldn't have believed. But its true. I am cooking for myself everyday. Am I cooking good or not so good.. well I don't know. But, I have survived my food for last one and half month, so it should be good if not best.

So, do I like to cooking ? Yes certainly. Why? Because, it is a place where I can do experiment. Its a place where I can show my creativity. Now a days I am cooking for myself in the morning and in the  night. I am sure there are many men who are cooking everyday.  Everyday, I plan new dish or same dish with new and better way. I have become expert in cooking some dishes like Indian curry, sabji..some rice recipes. Learning to cook is nice thing. Washing the dish after that,  is not though... It gives me immense happiness when the dish gets right, when it becomes as I expected. In last few days I have found some simple ways to cook just perfect in less efforts. I am sure many others might be using it already. I dared to break all traditional principles of cooking and find my own new ways and still get it right. It has boost my confidence in cooking overall.

I heard that, if somebody cooks with all his heart, it tastes in the dish. I think, now I am understanding its meaning. Now, I think I am reaching to the basic level where probably I will be able to understand what they say on all cooking channels. In cooking, I believe it is important to do experiments and try and keep trying until achieving excellence. Same is true for life. After all life is also a sweet dish.

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