Breaking Traditions?
So, want to try a glass of chilled pomegranate and egg yolk shakes, with cocoa nibs?
So, want to try a glass of chilled pomegranate and egg yolk shakes, with cocoa nibs?
Today is Dwitiya amongst the nine days of Maha Navratri and West Bengal celebrates this with its most passionate and innovative creations.
So, how about breaking some traditions like every year? Let’s start with something like a hot and soft and pillowy malpua dipped in the sticky hot and sweet chili sugar syrup? Weirded?
Oh, sorry you might not like anything unhealthy. So, want to try a glass of chilled pomegranate and egg yolk shakes, with cocoa nibs? Do I hear a “yucky”? Sorry, am I going wrong?
Oh, I get you are more into traditional sweets. Ok ok. What about a pure ghee Moong dal halwa on a bed of crispy fried karela? Come on. I balanced sweet with bitter. This should work.
Ah. You wanted something light and and a take away. Ok, what about a hot beetroot and carrot vegetable chop with Payasam dip? Still a a BIG No…
You still pissed with me? Then, chicken patte with Nutella will certainly sound crazy as shit.
Did I lose you as a reader by now? Have I made you dizzy because you are a big foody, chef, or traditionalist? Do you think, I went over the top simply because I wanted some attention…?
Then imagine what I and many of us Sanatani feel when we see –
Stop #breakingtraditions of my faith because it grabs you some eye balls…if you don’t have it …you can’t grow it anyways…
My festivals should not be your playground to show your nonexistent, vomit-inducing creativity…
#StopBreakingMyTraditions
Happy Navaratri!
Happy Durga Puja!
Har Har Mahadev
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Superb … it is very disheartening when every Hindu festival is taken to be fair game for guilt-tripping Hindus and/or for shaming Hindus. Excellent write-up – short, crisp, incisive.
Thank you so much…