Kitchen Masalas

Kitchen masalas.

Yesterday, we bought the grocery.
While filling the masala jar which contains Ingredients like mustard, cumin seeds, turmeric, etc thought of sharing the number of our real-life ingredients we may require of course with added quality.

Essentials.
LOVE : Always Houseful .Like Wheat, Rice , pulses, etc
A simple dal roti meal not affordable by many.Let us thank GOD and if possible share food, let's not waste food.

JOY .  Always available.Aloo (Potato), Pyaaz (Onion, )and Tomatar ..whole lot of vegetables, fruits, cereals, milk, etc.

SURPRISE
khatta meeta works .Bring variety to your taste .Unity in Diversity .

Few more .
FEAR. .Today's pandemic crisis, one cannot deny but face it with hope, prayers, and will power.

SADNESS. People still don't take precautions even now..walk the talk.
Think of  those front end task force .

ANGER. Semi-Skilled workers migrating to their states.Spare two minutes and thank them for their contribution to our society in large.

Empty chambers.
SELF PRIDE .Better to be empty 

Discarded masalas.
SHAME 
The news we hear about intolerance and injustice.

DISGUST.  Those perverted ways of the human race.

Finally while cooking these ingredients  spread the fragrance of love and joy keeping unwanted masalas at bay. 

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