He certainly sounds like a Konkani in this article in The Economist. … Mr Jobs, a pescatarian (ie, a vegetarian who eats fish) … . (you want more?) … he proclaims his belief in karma and in love. … love of one's ideals. Always do only what you love, and never settle, he advised … [...]
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A good part of traveling in India is, you get to meet many locals. The ones you would not meet in hotel lobbies, or in coffee shops. Hard working laborers with a few days off to visit temples. Their kids care less for the soulful art, and are scrambling around and pulling pranks on each [...]
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We wanted to cook something special for Ganapati. So, with 's recipe handy, M made Goad Appams – a traditional konkani sweet ball. Appams are generally made during festivals, though not necessarily for Ganapati, when the variant modaks are the preferred sweets. The recipe was perfect and the appams delicious! Thank you . Recipe: (with [...]
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Ganapati from our home, 2002. On this occasion of Ganapati Wishing Everyone Days full of Peace and Good Cheer!
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