Author Archives: Sara Siddiqui Chansarkar

Had cooking only been a matter of getting hold of recipes and emulating the steps, there would have been zillions of good cooks but the very fact that everybody cannot… Read more »

I need so little to be happy – coffee and a book and some solitude!! And the most appropriate term that comes to my mind for this concoction is –food… Read more »

I don’t know if this thing is peculiar with me but sometimes that one thing that’s missing or unavailable or broken – occupies the center of your mind and takes… Read more »

It is our eighth marriage anniversary- 8 years of being together!!Hard to believe how time flies.My husband, whom I met as a fellow student at college was a different person… Read more »

The mirror is a liar, but the paper isn’t. The mirror shows the stark truth while paper misleads and hides the flaws but who wants to know the truth –… Read more »

What did our ancestors use for their daily needs before all this sophisticated stuff we are using today was invented. Sometimes small insights into the primitive life force you to… Read more »

In the opening line to his book Anna Karenina, Tolstoy writes, “Happy families are all alike. Every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” This novel, my husband got… Read more »

Surprise!! Jewelry, vacation, foot massage – too much of good things!! I should seriously get my blood sugar tested, too much of sugar intake makes me wary of diabetes.So he… Read more »

Summer is here and so is the shopping season. It feels so light and sprightly to be able to go out of the house without grabbing the coats and the… Read more »