Soul Aesthetica

 

 Veggies - Brinjal,cabbage,potol,Jhinge,Dhudhul , refined oil, salt, sugar, cumin powder, chilli powder, black pepper powder, black cumin seeds. Process - Very simple. A little hot oil. Black cumin seeds as foron, then a shallow fry of chopped vegetables. Onion and garlic can be added. Sprinkle a little water with chili powder and cumin powder,add salt and sugar. Churn it upto boil,use flat handle (khunti). A nice preparation for Dinner.

 Things needed - Teared slice bread, Tomato, onion, capsicum, chilli,Nuts, Refined oil, Salt, sugar, black masterd seeds. Process -  Take a little oil in korai, drop masterd seeds after heating the oil for foron. Let the smell of its foam come out Then fry the cut veggies written above , in another korai fry the teared pieces of bread without oil.  When it gets a bit crispy,pour it in the oiled korai,mix with vegetables with lightly fried Nuts. Add a small quantity of salt and sugar. Then move the whole thing upward and downward with a flat handle that is called khunti. Sprinkle a little water two to three times with gap. Don't make it much wet or much dry. Taste it. Then serve.  It's an easy to make breakfast or evening snacks With good food value.

 Ingredients -  Sliced bread, Egg, salt, onion, green chilli, refined oil, Tomato sauce, Green Chilli sauce, black pepper powder, tissue paper. The quantity depends on need. Process - Cut the breads diagonally in two triangular shape.  In bowl take the egg substance and chopped onion and green chilli, make the batter adding a little water and salt in it. Dip a piece of bread and smear the batter over the bread both side. Take refined oil in a korai . Pour the amount for deep fry. Put it on gas oven and light up fire. Make the oil hot upto smoke. Drop the bread smeared with the batter and let it fry untill a light brown colour appears. Then lift the piece with jhanjri hata(Strainer) Let the excess oil be out by pressing it under tissue paper. Cater the fried toasts on a plate with tomato sauce and green chilli sauce. You can add black pepper powder to make it more tasty. It is named french toast in English. A quick and easy to make recipe.

 

 

 

 

 The very basic of Drawing is a dot put on a paper with pencil or black slate and chalk. A straight line is drawn by joining tiny dots. Take a white paper and put a dot on it. Then draw a straight line horizontal, vertical,and slanting, starting from the midpoint dot.Join the outer points of those lines. A roundish shape comes out. This is the beginning of creation. Pictures are drawn using straight line and round shape mostly. Curved lines are used too. Think of big bang, a small atomic explosion,then chaos to cosmos. So, starting of a picture go like this. Draw pictures with dots as shown below. Put your child in the labour of joining dots slowly. First with chalk on black slate, then on paper. It strengthens the movement of finger and palm.

  +,-,×,÷  = These are the only signs that I can catch. Upper level Maths are like strict no for me. I am Unable to understand critical mathematics of higher level.  Number arrange from big to small, small to big makes me comfortable.  Geometry drawing as Sompadyo and Graph are easy to me. UPOPADYO makes baffled.  Arithmetic and Algebra is rarely done by me. Only one question rises in my mind that where does they come from? What should we prove? And which answer is correct? These things puzzle me since childhood days of school.

  I was expected to study English language since school days. Although I always felt disturbed to attend regular schooling. Bunking school was my pleasure to continue with creativity and meditation at my small home. I was in a Missionary Bengali Medium school where English was taught very secretly. It was the era of class five A,B,C,D TRAINING.Culturing with extra curricular activities like Sports,Go as you Like yoga Dance, Music, Recitation, Singing, acting, drawing and crafting always pampered me. Studying Sanskrit language was all the best for me. I scored 94-98 out of 100 in Sanskrit regularly. Studying GEETA ,our scripture was a must in our school. But I cried loudly everyday to study old knowledge and culture at home and to avoid tremendous pressure of Mathematics thrust from my school Sri Ramakrishna Sarada Mission. But It's my bad luck that in Madhyamik and Uccha Madhyamik I couldn't get Sanskrit language study as an additional subject because of lack of fellow students...