It’s raining events in food blogging world and almost every blogger is probably spending most of her/his time in sorting out recipes that fit for an event , cooking them, clicking and posting…..Phew…..loads of work! But who’s complaining?As long as praise and awards keep coming, bloggers won’t get tired. Isn’t it? This time I came across Susan of foodblogga and immediately started searching for a recipe that would do justice to both the blogs i.e it should be something calcium -rich- ingredient based and should be the one that is regularly cooked in a Sindhi Kitchen. So finally I freezed my…
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A kitchen, which is a blissful place for people those are used to cooking,could be a dreaded territory to the novices.Kitchen could be really cruel to the person who can’t cook to save his life, but is suddenly left on his own to fix meals.Many people start their journey to kitchen with whole lot of enthusiasm, but get exhausted with all the cutting fingers while chopping veggies, burning food, excess of seasoning or ending up with bland food. So when one such person send me his version of cooking a regular dhal, I couldn’t stop myself from trying it. Hey SK, I can…
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Pic. Updated ! She was there at the beginning When the world was new to you – She was there to turn to happy times Those when, you were hurt or blue. She was there to listen to your thoughts And when you asked, to give advice – She was there to tell you, “Those don’t match” Or, “sweetheart you look so nice” She was there with you at nighttime To help you say your prayers _ She was there to tell you, “it’s alright” When you had a dream that scares. She was there at morning time To get…
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Well ….This recipe of bell peppers is my entry for JFI and VOW in response to the following invitation “To celebrate the completion of dazzling 2 years of this food event, JFI and VoW is coming together this spring to invite you to cook colorful dishes with ”Bell Peppers “. I don’t know whether it will be selected or not, but I am excited for this maiden attempt of mine, to participate in a food blog event Here’s the recipe, hope you like it:) Print Dhaas Shimla mirch Rating 5.0 from 1 reviews Prep time: 15 mins Cook time: 25 mins…
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Sindhi style, double fried chickpea pakora/bajji/ fritters, super crispy, crunchy, delicious sinful bites ! Print Sanna pakora Rating 5.0 from 1 reviews Prep time: 10 mins Cook time: 15 mins Total time: 25 mins Serves: 2 Crispy pakora recipe, typical sindhi style double fried fritters Ingredients 1 small cup gram flour 1 small onion (chopped) coriander leaves (chopped) 1 tsp cumin seeds 1 tsp annardana (Dry pomegranate seeds) 1 tsp Coriander seeds (akkha dhaniya) 2 Green chillies (finely chopped) Salt to taste Red chilli powder as per taste A pinch of baking soda Water Oil for frying Method Mix all the…
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Karela or bittergourd…..the name invites almost similar reaction from majority of people and that is Eeeeeks…..it’s so bitter!But the good thing is that there are many many lovers of this bitter but therapeutic, wonderful and tasty(yes it IS TASTY) karelas. Bittergourds , not only stimulates digestion but also helps to some extent in regulating glucose levels in the body.That is why the juice of karela is consumed by many diabetic people Well…This recipe of Dhaas karela comes from Bina Makhija,whose recipes I love to try, coz they are appetizing, easy to follow and do not call for exotic ingredients .Thanks Bina for this wonderful recipe. Another recipe…
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Paanipuri ….the most famous street food of Mumbai, is nothing but a crunchy round , crisp fried shell (Puri) of flour ( All purpose flour with semolina), served with a filling of boiled potatoes, boondi (Fried droplets of gramflour batter) and a spicy, tangy chutney called paani (literally meaning ‘water’) There are many variations of Panipuri viz; Batatapuri, Ragdapuri, Sevbatata puri, Pyazbatata puri , Dahi puri all named according to the stuffing used.Panipuris are also known as Golguppe or Puchka or even Ghupchup.No matter what type of stuffing is used, no matter what recipe of chutney is followed and no matter what…









