When you think of a Punjabi family, you think of a household filled with foodies and lots of oily and non-vegetarian food! However, the Deol family is not even close to this cliche! In fact, the Deols love their veggies and have a rather healthy, vegetarian lunch on a regular basis and even for Sunday brunches! Our Editor-in-Chief Kamiya Jani got together with Bobby Deol for the latest episode of Sunday Brunch and he made some really hard-to-digest revelations about the Deol family’s lunch scenes. Read on to know more about it!
What A Typical Meal At Deol Family Looks Like…
For the latest episode of Sunday Brunch with Curly Tales, we were invited to Bobby Deol’s beautiful home in Juhu. Now, as a good guest, we got our host a gift – his favourite lauki! Yes, Bobby Deol loves lauki and he even treated our Editor-in-Chief Kamiya Jani to a simple yet delicious lunch that consisted of lauki ki sabzi, dal, and roti.
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While talking to Bobby, we asked him what is typically prepared for lunch at the Deol household. To this he replied that they have a lot of vegetarian food for lunch and unlike popular opinion, his family likes vegetables! They usually eat sabzis like lauki, tori, tinde, aloo gobi, gajar matar, and moong dal. In winter, they have palak and saag added to their lunch menu! Also, unlike most families, their Sunday brunch doesn’t consist of anything unhealthy and indulgent. The family is rather happy with their veggies, it seems!
Also Read: Home Cooked Healthy Meal At Bobby Deol’s Juhu Home X Kamiya Jani
Bobby Deol Talks About His Favourite Food & Family
Did you know that Bobby Deol lives with his entire family in a beautiful house in Juhu? Well, he has lived in the opulent bungalow for more than 50 years and continues to live there with his Dharmendra, Sunny Deol, and his entire family! According to him, he has always lived in a joint family and he loves it.
As we mentioned before, Bobby Deol loves lauki, but he also has a sweet tooth. He admitted that he loves eating chocolates and it is one of his favourite cheat meals. Also, he loved indulging in street food but now avoids it as it ends up upsetting his stomach. He said that he loved eating roadside sev puri, dahi puri, bhel puri, and aloo chaat.
Which is your favourite street food? Let us know in the comments!
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