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I remember going to the home of my parents friends one night sometime in the mid-70 s and eating a dish called London Chicken . I don t know the exact recipe, but we all loved it so much that it became a dish in my own mother s cooking repertoire. Essen

My kids love this dish and it's so simple to make and inexpensive too. You can play with the seasoning/ingredients to make it taste as you wish. Ingredients 1 large can of chicken vienna sausage (cut in pieces) Butter Whole milk Cheddar cheese or q

Now that we have settled down in our own home I have started trying out dishes, the recipes of which have been bookmarked ages ago. Last year when I had a temporary help hired during my delivery I had the opportunity to taste some Karnataka style food whi

ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ಓದಲು ಇಲ್ಲಿ ಕ್ಲಿಕ್ ಮಾಡಿ. Mostly people who have a rural base will be familiar with this recipe. Ginnu is a sweet dish prepared from lactating cow's milk or colostrum milk of cow. Normally, first day's milk will be thicker and it can b

It always comes as such a surprise to me when someone doesn't like a flavour that I love. I know that different people's tastebuds perceive flavours differently, and what is delicious to some is bitter and abhorrent to others. Cilantro is a good example,

Pineapple Tarts is one of the highlight "Festive Cookie" of Chinese New Year and it is a must to consume during the Chinese New Year season that brings ????, good luck to come! Typical shapes include a flat, open tart topped with pineapple jam und

Recently some people who don't know me well have asked me, 'Why are you writing a food blog??' with a big question mark on their faces. Only a foodie understands why one writes about food. We all know that famous saying 'Beauty lies in the eyes of a beh

For the month of March, the challenge of Kulinarya Cooking Club (KCC) is centered on the mighty food group called vegetables. While most members including me, a perennial vegetable eater (converted by force :-)), were all deeply pleased and thrilled of

One of my weaknesses is a good, chewy chocolate chip cookie. It s like my kryptonite. I m not proud of it, but I m pretty much defenseless around them, which is why I don t make chocolate chip cookies very often. Recently, though, I was thumbing through t

In my first ?pangat? recipe, where I used pampano and trevally , I mentioned that among the best fish to cook ?pangat? or ?pinangat? is ponyfish locally called ?karalla? here in Sri Lanka and ?sapsap? in the Philippines. Ponyfishes which are also known

Banana is among the most important fruits of the world. In terms of production tonnage and trade volume, fresh banana remains in the top slot and probably will continue to lead over other fruits in many more years to come. While banana is native to tropic

Tirunelveli Samayal Chakaravarthy is the title which i got yesterday..Two days of cooking, fun, excitement, pressure, tiredness all ended up with a cherishing moment. Puthuyugamtv came up with a awesome cooking contest Namma Ooru Namma Ruchi..I partic

I first had boba tea back in high school when my friend Annie took me to an Asian cafe in our hometown. Boba is made from tapioca and or jelly balls, and the balls can be dark brown or multi-colored, like the ones here. At first I was surprised by the lit

This is another great recipe for soft bread. This recipe is using water roux method same as Hokkaido milky loaf but without whipping cream. This is kind of bread can be made for everyday bread. It has been quite some times I leave my bread machine

Another incredible Malaysian delicacies which my family loves very much. Even the name itself already tells you how good it is. 'Kam Heong' means the most fragrant delicious, SO, do I need to explain more! Curry leaves are most frequently used in many M

Hopia is also known as bean paste-filled mini mooncakes, but somewhere along the past decade new versions of hopia has sprouted, such as the chocolate hopia and the hopia baboy (pork-filled). But the traditional way of making these Chines delicacies was

Ingredients: Rice Flour - 3cups Maida - 2 cups Green Chillis - 12 Chana Dal - 1/4 cup Chilli powder - 1tsp Ajwain seeds/Vamu - 2tsp Butter - 1/4 cup Oil for deep frying Oil - 5tsp for making Chekkalu Curry leaves - few Salt - 2 1/2 tsps Procedure: So

Everyone Enjoys Easter Picnics Kids and adults alike are always excited for the celebration of Easter Sunday. There are picnic parties everywhere. Kids hunt for colorful eggs and play in noisy games; while adults enjoy the company of friends and family

I have made this chutney for so many times than i can imagine. It is one of my family's all time favorite, even today morning i made this. Then i realised that i haven't posted it yet in my blog. I made it took pictures months back, but it somehow stayed

During a recent trip to the capital city of Kerala , the sight you see below is what I faced every time I looked out from the house. They were in full bloom, yet to ripen though. In the native language of Kerala, it is referred to as a cham

Moong Dal is always Bengali's favorite pick among different type of lentils when it is an special occasion. That is why I prepared Moog Dal in a very special way during Poila Boishakh .. It is actually dry roasted Moog Dal cooked with grated coconut whi

During my childhood time my granny used to prepare this Stir-fry Vegetable at least once in alternate week. But ever since she passed away, this dish seems to be vanished in our menu list. Last weekend while doing my usual weekly groceries, I spotted a

Chilli Idli makes an awesome lunch box recipe for kids. Chilli idli fry is an Indo Chinese style of cooking up the left over idlis if you have at home. Sometimes I make idlis fresh and make this for my kids lunch box. It’s a dry preparation and does not i

Interested in Panda Express Honey Walnut Shrimp ? If you want to prepare a delicious meal to impress family, here are Panda Express s most popular Chinese recipes of all time. A very simple recipe for Panda Express Honey Walnut Shrimp from Brian Alan Bur