Sunday, September 4, 2011
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7 comments:
Very nice! You know, How is it for you live to balance life as an Indian as well in Europe? Is it the same way in the USA?
Vidya,
Its difficult for me to answer this question as I have never been to the U.S. So I don't really know how I can compare the two! :)
I love the luscious red color, make a stunning presence
Chickoo,
Mirch Masala! :)
Love the colour... I would feel guilty to pluck the chillies from the plant as it looks soo good..:)
Okay! Then tell me how do you balance your life as an Indian in Europe?
By the way, I did not realize that the picture was of red chillies. Gosh, are they hot as in India?
Vidya
Vidya,
I guess the answer to that question is relative... :) and a very long answer! Let's talk sometime about it! The chillies are not too hot actually! :) You need an inherently indian mirchi for the hotness! ;)
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