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Now that we've had the decorative bread class in Utah that was absolutely heavenly, I thought it was fair to share some of the magic. Actually we had two three hour classes back to back. It was a bread marathon during which I came to adore the gals who sp

Gnocchi with spinach and Feta cheese I love eating Gnocchi and one of my falourite veggies is fresh spinache . Combining the two results in one of my favourite Gnocchi dishes . Freshly made Gnocchi with juicy spinache and melted Feta cheese

I love pizza! I am a pizza addict, I admit. Love it cooked with Daiya cheese, love it cooked with no cheese and just veggies.. I had not braved the raw pizza yet.. Until I saw pictures of May's raw vegan pizzas. Doesn't the picture above look amazing?? I

M appas is a popular side dish in Kerala. You can make vegetarian or non vegetarian mappas like chicken, beef, mutton, fish, eggs, vendakka (ladies finger), kadachakka (bread fruit)potato, cauliflower or even mixed vegetables. I make broccoli mappas ofte

It is the CCD (Caked Crusader?s Da) and CCU?s (Caked Crusader?s Uncle) birthday; I have mentioned in the past they are twins...and they still are! Recently, the CCD has discovered a love of mocha coffee ? the sort that?s more like a dessert with cream

You may remember my call to arms a few weeks ago , encouraging everyone to make their own gingerbread houses. Well a few people actually took me seriously. Here are the results. . Norway I received a lovely email from @NordicNibbler a

Sharad punam is also known as sharad purnima or kojaagarti punam. It is celebrated on aso sud 15 - purnima. In sanskrit ko jaagarti means "who is awake?" It is said that the goddess of wealth Laxmiji moves around in the sky whole night asking ko jaagarti

Breakfast - the most important meal of the day is also my favourite part of day. I fancy good breakfasts and I guess if my day has started off early I don't mind slaving over dishing out a good hearty breakfast. South Indian breakfasts always score above

C lassic Aloo Gobi ( Potato - Cauliflower curry) is a dry curry with a mix of 2 bland versatile veggies , absolutely divine, blessing any dinning table at meal time. They pair very well with Phulka's / Nan or with Rice too.. Serves - 8 ING

Are you looking for a crunchy, munchy tea time snack?, then these dill leaves pakoras or pakodas will be just perfect for you especially on a cold evening. Dill leaves are known as suva or shepu bhaji up North, and are available at large, but where I’m, t

There is ?something? in pizza that could really make me drool. When craving hits me, it is really difficult to ignore or resist such a desire. While the ?probably best pizza restaurant? in Sri Lanka which I featured before in my post ?Best Pizza in Sri L

mathura ke dubki wale aloo recipe a thin spiced curry made with potatoes and famous in mathura one of the holy cities in the northern part of india, in uttar pradesh. i have been both to mathura and vrindavan. while mathura is associated with the b

This dish was prepared by French cooks during the period of French control of Naples and has become the most famous and popular rice dish in the Neapolitan cuisine. The "sartù di riso" is a timbale of rise filled with meat, cheese and vegetables, bu

As you all might have noticed the frequency of my posts has been slow these days, the reason is loosing the luxury of Nanny. Oh Yeah, it is tough to keep up with kids, cooking, photography and posting. So from now onwards you will see 1 or 2 recipes per w

I have been wanting to bake a fruity flavored bread for awhile. Its seems like a fresh and delicious idea, but it also sounds like a pretty unusual thing to incorporate fresh fruits into bread recipes. Most of what I've seen are the fruits being placed o

Christmas Fruit and Rum Cake / Plum Cake / Bacardi Rum Soaked Fruit Cake First of all i would like to wish everyone a very Happy Christmas Prosperous New Year. Wish you all have a great year ahead :) As i mentioned in my Non-Alcoholic Fruit Ca

A few days ago I bought 4 small packets of Shirataki noodles . I had never tried them in my life but I had a pretty a good idea of what it might taste, since it's made from konjac plant/konyakku and I love konyakku jelly. At the moment I am trying to red

I first tasted this nian gao puff at my first blogger meet during last Chinese New Year. They were from Tracie of Bitter Sweet Flavors and I fell in love with it. I am crazy over deep fried nian gao that were sandwiched with yam and sweet potatoes

I have had the good fortune of meeting great people - many of them have stayed on to become great friends over the years. So also, I have been lucky of having friends from all walks of life and from almost all communities in Mangalore. Probably this has h

There are any number of French recipes where the words"Grand Mère" make up part of the recipe name. The words "Grand Mère" (or Grandmother) are synonymous with traditional, old- fashioned, home-style French cuisine. You can find any number of fine eating

I came across this salad in an Iraqi-Jewish cookbook and was intrigued by it because I've never seen a salad which included raw garlic cloves as an ingredient.I was skeptical at first because of the amount of garlic used but after marinating it for the

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24th Oct 2009 My 3rd workshops in a week. Continuously from 22th to 24th (Thur to Sat), I was attending baking classes. Really quite tired... This was my 2nd time attending Joycelyn's class. As usual, her teaching and recipes are very cleared and detail

Team yumblog have recently returned from a fashionable late summer staycation in Lyme Regis a town famed for its fossil strewn Jurassic coastline, historic Cobb and a love-lorn Meryl Streep. Less well known is its enthusiasm for the unimpressive pa