Growing up in Kochi where rains are an everyday affair, my first concern was always to find creative ways to enjoy it like walking in the rain, feeling the raindrops slide down my face and believing this is what it means to be one with Nature. I always love shopping in the rain so that its a great excuse to get drenched! Of course, I get scolded for it, even now!
When I was a kid, I remember my mother teaching me to sing, "Rain rain, go away, Come again, another day" and now I teach my son the same rhyme. Watching the rains with my parents and sister is now a distant memory but it is the memory that springs to mind all the time. Relationships are always based on love, but in today's times, love itself has become an abstract concept. (Shobit whose blog is titled Mindzspeak has an interesting post on this. To read it, click here.)
Rainy days make me hungry. I am so used to munching on something hot and having some hot tea while enjoying the rains.
In the pic below taken at Hotel Abad's Pavilion Restaurant in Kochi, you will find Adi is ready to enjoy a bowl of sweet corn chicken soup. He loves the corn pieces in the soup and asks for more corn.
Guess what I had? I just couldn't resist their special fried chicken with a coleslaw like sauce. It was just awesome. The chicken tasted very crisp, subtle and so delicious that I can go into a trance just thinking about it. The sauce enhanced its flavor.
It's a rainy day. Tell me what you'd love to eat, the memories that come alive as you think of your favorite food and how the rains just bring back so many nostalgic moments into our mind.
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When I was a kid, I remember my mother teaching me to sing, "Rain rain, go away, Come again, another day" and now I teach my son the same rhyme. Watching the rains with my parents and sister is now a distant memory but it is the memory that springs to mind all the time. Relationships are always based on love, but in today's times, love itself has become an abstract concept. (Shobit whose blog is titled Mindzspeak has an interesting post on this. To read it, click here.)
Rainy days make me hungry. I am so used to munching on something hot and having some hot tea while enjoying the rains.
In the pic below taken at Hotel Abad's Pavilion Restaurant in Kochi, you will find Adi is ready to enjoy a bowl of sweet corn chicken soup. He loves the corn pieces in the soup and asks for more corn.
Guess what I had? I just couldn't resist their special fried chicken with a coleslaw like sauce. It was just awesome. The chicken tasted very crisp, subtle and so delicious that I can go into a trance just thinking about it. The sauce enhanced its flavor.
It's a rainy day. Tell me what you'd love to eat, the memories that come alive as you think of your favorite food and how the rains just bring back so many nostalgic moments into our mind.
Swaps Top 3 Reccos
The Consummate Hostess
Homesick Texan
Heartcrossings
Comments
I have been to Kochi many times and have always stayed at Abad Plaza! And I always relished the food out there!! Especially the iddiappams!!
Shopping in the reains!! That's a thing...I have never tried!! :D
for a rainy day i like to sip hot filter coffee with pakodas
Well one has to be lucky to get crispy chicken when its raining...
I would love to be in the sheds of a chai-tapri anywhere on this earth when its raining ;)
Cheers!
I love the rain, I am trying to think of what it reminds me of. Mac and cheese comes to mind!
Let me think now, it's a rainy day .... what would I eat? It would have to be Hubby's vegetable soup with dumplings. Yum
You really stirred the taste buds in me... And the mouth-watering pictures didn't help too... :(
Wonderfully presented.
And thanks for mentioning my post on your blog. :)
That chicken looks pretty darn scrumptious too!
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The food looks delicous..Abad's pretty decent
There is a hotel called Mammas in Petta, 2 kilometers from vaitilla...
They prepare good north Indian food. I hope it is better than Abad...
:)
Enjoy boss...