Chef Vikas Khanna |
Today,
Indiblogger along with Quaker, organized an elaborate surprise for bloggers at
Mumbai. I attended the event which was at J.W. Marriot (Yeah, Indiblogger
always picks swanky places) and found my beloved fellow bloggers waiting for
the long over due Indimeet (We were starting to think that the Indiblogger team hated
Mumbai weather!). The event began with us bloggers being subjected to third degree torture, by being made to watch Tahir Shah’s, “Angel”. This was followed a light and fun work-out session. Anoop, our host and dost, then asked first-timers to introduce themselves. Now when you go to an Indiblogger event you can usually
expect that something unexpected will happen. This time, the big revelation was
that speaking to us about the importance of nutrition was none other than
celebrity chef Vikas Khanna!
Chef
Vikas Khanna was a gentlemen and excellent orator. His talk was not restricted
to just nutrition and oats, but went into the realm of fruits that come from
roses and places to visit in India. He also shared with us some hilarious
anecdotes about Punjabis, his life in USA and adventures while at work. The
guest of honour also provided us the opportunity to take ‘soup-shots’ (Yes, apparently that’s a thing now) and guess the
ingredients contained therein. Chef Vikas Khanna also quizzed us and Quaker gave away goodies to all those who could answer the questions.
If you smmeeeelllll... what the Rock is cooking - It's oats! |
For those who are interested in knowing the recipe of the dish we prepared for Chef Vikas Khanna, here it is below:Ingredients:-
- 100 gms oats
- 20 gms diced carrots
- 10 gms peas
- 20 gms corn
- 15 gms Brocolli
- Chopped Chilli
- Oil
Preparation:-
- Water
- Heat the oil a bit and add the carrots, chillies, peas, broccoli and corn
- In a separate pan heat the mixture of water and oats.
Serves:- 1
- Mix the above mixtures.
When
it comes to oats, the first thing that comes to mind is Quaker. In fact, because
of the reputation Quaker has gained over the past 139 years, ‘Quaker’ has
become synonymous with oats. Unfortunately, oats has only gained a reputation
as a healthy breakfast, when it can actually be included in any meal of the
day. Oats need not be the base ingredient of a food. Due to its mild flavour,
oats can be added to almost any other food item, including rajma and palak panner.
It is an excellent substitute for rice, maida
and other grains.
Awesome Recipe Book provided by Quaker |
Oh, by the way, the above #QuakerBowl event was covered by Bombay Times. Do have a look:
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Food, Oats, Celebrity
This is awesome. I miss the indi events! Thanks for sharing your experience Vikrant 😊
ReplyDeleteCheers, Archana - www.travelwitharchie.com
Glad you liked it Archana!
DeleteNice coverage. I missed this one due to some last minute issue...:(
ReplyDeleteAw. Hope you make it next time Shaivi
DeleteNice post..loved reading it
ReplyDeleteThank you Ankur :)
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