#darsaan

[gorkhaymomo]

Previous Red Hot Chili Pepper Review last 2018 https://instagram.com/p/Bi2IZrghj3B⁣ Nothing much has changed since last year. Still love the ambiance, friendly staff service, quality of food, and cleanliness. Today I'm reviewing the other items @rhcpchicago ⁣ 🥦 Cauliflower in Manchurian Sauce - This dish really surprised me, it's Cauliflower Fritters. Crispy coating and tasty batter with a onion/ginger sauce. Highly recommended even if you're not vegetarian.⁣ ⁣ 🍆 Eggplant with Black Bean Sauce - the black bean sauce has a great balance in flavor. The eggplant was well cooked, the batter was crispy and the inside is the mushy taste of the eggplant. I'm not a big eggplant eater but I didn't mind eating this.⁣ ⁣ 🍜 Hakka Noodles always amazed me, not too oily but so much flavor regardless if it's chicken or vegetarian option. It has the perfect hit of spicy.⁣ ⁣ 🐔 Firecracker Chicken - today I tried both spicy and plain version of this boneless chicken. The base chicken is the same but I still prefer the spicy version over the plain. Definite must have when you're in this place.⁣ ⁣ 🥟 Chicken Momo - the momo isn't the traditional Nepali Momo but it is still tasty on its own. Eventhough it's covered with green peppers it's not spicy for me. It's served with some chili sauce but even if you eat it plain it's still very juicy regardless.⁣ ⁣ 🐐 Braised Mutton - reminds me of a Chinese braised beef rather than a goat curry. Don't get me wrong, it's a very tasty dish, but it's not the traditional goat curry. They use the Chinese five spice that makes it more closer to a Chinese Style Braised Meat. The meat was really soft and we'll marinated, love it!⁣ ⁣ 🍨 Darsaan - for desert we tried #Darsaan A vanilla ice cream served with crispy noodles with a sugar coating. If you love Turon this taste the same without the banana and jackfruit filling. Taste great with vanilla ice cream!⁣ ⁣ 🍹Mango Lychee - non alcoholic drink but taste so damn refreshing! ⁣ ⁣ Overall: I didn't have a single disappointing item served. Definitely try if you're looking for spicy #vegetarian option. #HakkaNoodle #Hakka #CalcuttaFood #NepaliFood #NepaliMomo #Review #Evanston #ChicagosBest #Chicago (at Red Hot Chilli Pepper) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2LaOSBgu3F/?igshid=1lf9kwdu72l35

[shrutikohli]

as it rained out evening, I had an idea! And darsaan it was!

[the-accidental-accountant]

In the mood for some dessert?!! Try this awesome tri-colour darsaan from @redbambooshoot I am a fan of their Chinese, but an even bigger fan of this!! #darsaan #dessert #desserts #dessertporn #sweet #asiandessert #food #foodporn #f #somethingsweet #thefoodybong (at Red Bamboo Shoot) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt_OWv4AKEb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fmd16k17r650

[plushiewriting]

Okay so this is a quick a sketch of my world. or at least one continent of the world, since there are other continents, but I don’t plan on setting my stories there so it doesn’t matter that much.

As you may have noted, this is not Florida, but a fantasy world, as made evident by the fact there are elves there.

Magic also exists in the world, but it’s generally poorly understood. Only the dragons, more specifically the elder dragons, had a good understanding of this magic. Unfortunately they are mostly extinct. The humans in Yisvalle also have a working knowledge of a few magical techniques, but lack the real understanding that would allow them to expand on this.

Part of the magic that is often observed are the soulscars. When one person kills another, the soul of the dead person will leave particular scars on the other person. Such soulscars are often a badge of honor for warriors and a big liability for murderers. 

What the world itself is called depends on who you’re speaking too, or more specifically the language they are speaking. In Elvish, it’s “Kaamase”. In the Drow language it’s “Kafémi”. In the human imperial language it’s “Herdach”. And in the language of the Yisvallian humans it’s “Vallema”. Of course none of this really matters cause naming rights go to whoever was there first which is the dragons.

The dragons call this world “Darsaan” or “Dar-Saan”. Which is composed of the word for physical existence: “Dar” and the word for spiritual existence “Saan”. For the dragons, the world only truly exists where both the physical and spiritual interact.