Is a slang term from the streets of Mumbai that originates from the era of the British colonization of India. It's a dish of ice cream, either chocolate or vanilla, that is served with chili powder sprinkled on top.
The Yatin Mondkar is named after a cricket player from the Xavier College cricket team, in Mumbai, who ate copious amounts of the dish before, during, and after games.
Considered a regional and local dish of Mumbai, India. Popular with slum communities and low-income households, although many wealthy residents have embraced it.
The Yatin Mondkar is named after a cricket player from the Xavier College cricket team, in Mumbai, who ate copious amounts of the dish before, during, and after games.
Considered a regional and local dish of Mumbai, India. Popular with slum communities and low-income households, although many wealthy residents have embraced it.
Roger, could you make me a yatin mondkar, the chili powder is in the spice cabinet, near the cinnamon.
by AbuNasaheemapedalan June 28, 2009