It’s always said that a way to husband’s heart is through his stomach, why? Why can’t we find a different route? Aren’t they excited about any other things? What about woman’s gut, wit, sense of humor, smartness? Aren’t these things seen. Apart from “do you know how to cook” have we asked her any other question? No! I don’t know how to cook, or I don’t want to cook. A woman would have definitely thought to straightway refuse if she’d not know cooking but would have feared to lose him. This episode talks about the same fear and confession. Find out more about the same in this episode of Kitchen Poems

<p>It&rsquo;s always said that a way to husband&rsquo;s heart is through his stomach, why? Why can&rsquo;t we find a different route? Aren&rsquo;t they excited about any other things? What about woman&rsquo;s gut, wit, sense of humor, smartness? Aren&rsquo;t these things seen. Apart from &ldquo;do you know how to cook&rdquo; have we asked her any other question? No! I don&rsquo;t know how to cook, or I don&rsquo;t want to cook. A woman would have definitely thought to straightway refuse if she&rsquo;d not know cooking but would have feared to lose him. This episode talks about the same fear and confession. Find out more about the same in this episode of Kitchen Poems</p>

Women and Kitchen have an inseparable love hate affair. Some find their identity here and some loose. Some are territorial about it and some are carefree. Devaki recites India’s well known author Dhiruben Patel’s kitchen poems and takes on a tour of ur own kitchen and helps you understand the women in them better

<p>Women and Kitchen have an inseparable love hate affair. Some find their identity here and some loose. Some are territorial about it and some are carefree. Devaki recites India&rsquo;s well known author Dhiruben Patel&rsquo;s kitchen poems and takes on a tour of ur own kitchen and helps you understand the women in them better</p>

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