Prabhupāda: Cānā, cānā?
Aksayānanda: Channā?
Prabhupāda: Not cchana but cānā. Cānaka dāhl?
Aksayānanda: Oh, cānā dāhl, yes.
Prabhupāda: Oh, yes. Cānā dāhl is good nowadays.
Aksayānanda: Chick pea dahl for winter.
Prabhupāda: Mixed with little uraḍ dāhl, then it will be very palatable and very beneficial.
Aksayānanda: For at lunchtime?
Prabhupāda: Yes.
Aksayānanda: Yes. Very good. (break) ...dāhl will give you as much energy as eggs will any time.
Prabhupāda: Yes.
Aksayānanda: Practically the same thing.
Prabhupāda: It contains protein.
Harikesa: Actually it's a wonderful challenge. This big, big scientist, big, big brain...
Prabhupāda: Big, big monkey. (laughter) "Big, big monkey, big, big belly, Ceylon jumping, melancholy."
Harikesa: And we walk in and put an egg in front of him.
Prabhupāda: You do not know this? Baro baro bandolel, baro baro peṭ laṅkā dingate, matakare het.(?) (laughter) This translation was done by one big professor, of President's College, Professor Rowe. He was a big professor in the President's College. So these professors required to learn Bengali, so he translated, "Big, big monkey, big, big belly, Ceylon jumping melancholy." (break)