Instant Bread Gulab Jamun
I don’t have a great pair of hands when it comes to baking or making desserts. My husband says I try to control the level of sweetness and spoil its…
Author: Weird Mind
Hi Reader!
I have nothing too fancy about my name or myself. Just a usual writer with loads of thoughts in the head. This blog is a combination of many things like, recipes, quick tips and tricks, DIYs, health & beauty suggestions and few words to ponder over. I'd not forget to mention that there is this special category with poetry in it. I welcome all who'd like to share their poetry (solely written by them) and I promise to publish it with their name under it.
I'd also really appreciate you writing back if you liked what you read.
Sincerely,
Weird Mind :)
Making a Perfect Peaceful Place at Home
Isn’t home one of the perfect places where we find peace and things like that? Home means everything to me, partially because I spend most of my time there and…
Burnt Garlic Pork Chops with Pepper & Basil Salad
Hello Reader! Thankfully, I have been much productive and active these days, writing more for my blog than just the other things. It’s a good feeling when you can catch…
Easy Shrimp-Pumpkin Recipe for Dinner
The past few days have been boringly and unwontedly busy, but being free doesn’t help much because even if I have the time of the world I’d still be dull…
Staying Healthy Without Diet or Exercise
First of all, let me clear the air… the above title doesn’t translate to ‘exercise cannot make you healthy’. It is important to understand that being healthy doesn’t always count…
Recycling a Shopping Bag and turning it into an Apron
Yes! I am a hoarder and I’m not ashamed of it. I like to keep everything with me in the hope that it’ll come handy someday. There is nothing wrong…
Spicey Masala Maggi
Every time I pull Maggi out of the kitchen cabinet, the jingle chimes somewhere in the background… “bade zor ki bhook lagi, Maggi chahiye mujhe abhi – bas do minute!”…
Home Made Sambar Masala
The history of Sambar goes all the way back to the days of Maharajas. Some people say that it has forever been a south Indian thing and some argue that it actually came…
