Capt Amarinder to turn ‘khansama’ for Punjab’s Olympic medallists, Neeraj Chopra

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Updated At : 02:50 AM Sep 08, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, September 7

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh is donning a new hat—a chef’s this time.

The Patiala royal has promised to cook for Punjab’s Olympic medal winners—and India’s only gold medallist in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Neeraj Chopra—and what a cook that’s likely to be.

From Patiala cuisine, to lamb, chicken, to pulao and Zarda rice, the spread—as one expects—is fit for kings. And all from Chef Amarinder.

“From Patiala cuisine to pulao, lamb, chicken, aloo & Zarda rice, CM @capt_amarinder will prepare each of these delicacies himself to keep his promise to Punjab Olympic medal winners (& Neeraj Chopra) at the dinner he’s hosting for them tomorrow,” said Chief Minister Amarinder Singh’s media adviser Raveen Thukral in his tweet.

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