Star Chef Sanjeev Kapoor, with his team, prepared exclusive delicacies for Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his UAE trip. The kind which will definitely get you drooling, but only if you are a vegetarian. Because if you are a non-vegetarian, the cuisine might leave you wanting a lot more than what a Modi-prescribed menu will offer.
Dishes from last night’s dinner for PM Narendra Modi Ji & Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan #UAE pic.twitter.com/vYBx6vZDuI
— Sanjeev Kapoor (@SanjeevKapoor) August 17, 2015
In the land of the meatiest of Middle-Eastern cuisines, Modi offered his hosts a slew of vegetarian dishes. Not that there is anything wrong with veggies. But this should be an indication of what to expect (or not to expect) if and when you ever get invited to a dinner at 10, Race Course.
Lucknowi, Bengali, Chettinad, Moplah, Rajasthani, Goan, Sindhi, Assamese & many more, it’s a delight to curate a menu around Indian Cuisine
— Sanjeev Kapoor (@SanjeevKapoor) August 17, 2015
But where’s the maach love when you serve Bengali and Goan cuisines?
Ready with multi course dinner representing the best of Indian Cuisine; menu also includes Royal Gujrati Thali pic.twitter.com/vv0ifO12SK
— Sanjeev Kapoor (@SanjeevKapoor) August 16, 2015
An honour and pleasure to cook for our PM Narendra Modi ji & other dignitaries #UAE #IndianAndProud #IndianCuisine pic.twitter.com/tk9Wd0zK0d
— Sanjeev Kapoor (@SanjeevKapoor) August 16, 2015
If not anyone else, Modi is definitely full of glee and why not? He even received his favourite Royal Gujarati Thali after all.
Discussing invest opprts over high level dinner. HH Hamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, MD of Abu Dhabi Inv.Authority hosts PM pic.twitter.com/7iMFF4Nbqn
— Vikas Swarup (@MEAIndia) August 16, 2015
Kapoor was especially flown in from India to churn out the veggies for the PM. And we have to say, the farsaan was nothing short of spectacular.
Feature image source: @SanjeevKapoor