My last meal on the earth would be prawn curry rice with fried fish: Khyaati Yash Keswani

Talented actress Khyaati Yash Keswani, who is seen in Zee TV's show Kumkum Bhagya, is a big-time foodie who loves to eat. The star shared her favourite recipe and food interests with IWMBuzz.com. Read on!

My last meal on the earth would be prawn curry rice with fried fish: Khyaati Yash Keswani 843697

Talented actress Khyaati Yash Keswani, who is entertaining the masses with her acting chops as Pallavi in Zee TV’s popular show Kumkum Bhagya, is a big-time foodie and a great cook. She, who loves to eat, shared her favourite recipe and food interests with IWMBuzz.com

What is your favourite cheat food?

My favourite cheat foods are cake and pani puri

What would your last meal on Earth be?

The last meal on the earth would be prawn curry rice with fried fish

Do you cook at home? What do you make?

Yes, I love to bake. I love baking cakes, brownies, cookies

Veg or Non Veg?

Non veg.

Baked or fried?

Fried.

Soup or salad?

Soup.

One vegetable that you hate the most?

Kathal (jackfruit)

Weirdest dish you ever ate?

My children once made a drink for me by pouring a glass of cola and adding salt, pepper, chilli powder, soya sauce, vinegar, ketchup and anything they could get their hands on. It was the weirdest thing I had tasted but made with a lot of love.

Your erotica food?

Chocolate

What is your comfort food?

Khichdi with Gujarati kadhi and papad

Midnight snack?

Cake and chips

The best compliment you got for which dish:

Brownies, dal, chicken, fish

The dish that your family loves when you make:

Brownies, Suji ka sheera, masala milk

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