What's a party without food?
@allknowing (135331)
India
January 10, 2023 8:28pm CST
The venue being miles away I had to do a search to look for a good caterer and I found one I decided on a veg menu as being a festive season there would be occasions to eat heavy food any way.
Oranges, milk and water bottles were there for the asking and the menu included - paneer mutter curry, apam, gobi manchurian, mushroom masala, veg biryani, fig ice cream and gulab jamum.
The kids I am told had several helpings and that was a nice piece of news for me. They were after all the VIPs
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@ptrikha_2 (46831)
• India
11 Jan 23
The Food Menu that you shared wants me to eat quite a lot of them!
It's another matter that due to certain reasons, we are avoiding outside food.
Yes such events are even all the more special for the kids to enjoy.
It's another matter that due to certain reasons, we are avoiding outside food.
Yes such events are even all the more special for the kids to enjoy.3 people like this
@ptrikha_2 (46831)
• India
12 Jan 23
@allknowing
Yes, once in a while is always fine!
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@allknowing (135331)
• India
11 Jan 23
We too do not eat outside food. But this party is organized once a year for the less privileged kids. I have written many posts on this party in the last couple of days.
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@popciclecold (38544)
• United States
11 Jan 23
Looks like this time to party in India. You all be getting down. Don't know much about the food, but it looks awesome.
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@allknowing (135331)
• India
11 Jan 23
I host this party each year for the less privileged kids around Xmas time.
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@popciclecold (38544)
• United States
11 Jan 23
@allknowing Good for you. I like that.
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@allknowing (135331)
• India
11 Jan 23
It has a leaning on the Chinese way of cooking using soya sauce.
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