Making simple things creative

At least four to six mailers each day on offers. And there are innumerable of them. Snapdeal, myntra, fashion and you and many more. I had always thought that online shopping was something that I could not handle. But last week I finally had my 1st ever online shopping done and the results was satisfactory enough to give me more confidence. I bought a pair of Puma shoes from one of the most advertised online players.

And yesterday I got a mailer on a particularly interesting site called www.dramabaazi.com. So if you are missing on that drama in your life, you must log in. This one particularly is unique because from them you can buy an experience. Simple things that we so often do but just doing it a little more creatively. Be it for a romantic date or a fun party. So here is a website from where you can buy your parents an awesome experience on their anniversary and that too all within your city. Now that's a wow idea for sure. While I find this interesting it also makes me wonder if we are losing out on being creative.

Now again creativity for me also very subjective. So baking a cake for me is creative while for my brother plying and winning a car race is creative

So today I write on creatively making our very own two-min delight. Yes I am talking about Maggi.

And for the male readers do try it out for your loved ones, it’s really simple.

1.Boil Maggi noodles till its semi soft
2.Drain the extra water and cool it
3.In a pan add some white oil and heat it
4.Chop one onion in big chunks and two garlic cloves
5.Add to the pan. Fry till transparent
6.Add two eggs and make a scramble
7.Add one or two roughly chopped chicken sausages if you want
8.Add noodles
9.Keep stirring
10.Add the Maggi taste maker
11.Add some oreganos
12.Salt and pepper to taste

So here’s your Maggi tadka laga ke. Share it with a pinch of love and some white wine