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Hello friends, first thank you very much for visiting my page. My self-Riya kundu, based in Pune. Grown in middle class family in the eastern region of our country (Assam). Raised by a home maker mother, always managed to put out fresh, nutritious at the same time delicious food. 

My mother is my inspiration in terms of cooking. My inception with cooking with started with early teenage days. She used to tell " Cooking is as good as mathematics and calculation" Now a days I am realizing her words.

When I got married and trying to get settle down in far away from family, in spare time I used to check out lots of food magazine and cooking channel which again increased my love with cooking. 

 In last year, I started small food joint based from my home, in short span of time it was quite success. However due to this pandemic situation I could not peruse that. But still the love with cooking kept me inspiring to do something with cooking.

Recently while surfing for some recipe, I got to know about food blogging ideas, which mesmerized me with simple idea of sharing love with cooking.

So, this blog is the outcome of my learning from different indigenous cooking style and some delicious recipe which were forgotten by many of us.

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