Warm Greetings to all readers for a lovely year to start.Let’s celebrate life with new hope ,new dreams with a promising spirit.2015 was full of travel for me ,had many new experiences making me even more stronger,more confident at the same time.Hope this year brings a lot of good food to me with new people ,places to interact. Today our showstopper is chicken ,but it’s little rich which goes well with Indian flat-bread ,Lachha Paratha or with dahi-roti.
Warm Greetings to all. Today the sun shines after a week long rain here .Whatever may be ,Bangalore climate has it’s own distinct charm ,pleasant always. Happy to share that recently i did a Christian Wedding photography assignment . It was my first experience to shoot a Christian bride in her gorgeous gown. Today i am sharing a recipe of my Mom’s ,an authenticate preparation with fresh Prawn.
Aloo-dum or dum-aloo , call it as you wish. This particular dish i am sharing today is the Alor dum that a bengali enjoy with loochi or as a spicy chat adding few common things to the dish like chopped fresh red-onion..lemon juice and black-salt etc.The same chat is famous in Orissa too. I remember in my school days , when a person used to sell this made of tiny baby potatoes , but that was cooked with very less spice. This recipe what my granny makes for us when we visit her.Being a bengali , she is a very…
India is a land of great cultural diversity,tradition and at the same time different cuisines each having their own dignity to survive. Each cuisine has a different story to signify the method they follow.Such an unique among them is Kashmiri Cuisine which is heavenly in look and taste.The rich, redolent dishes steeped in traditions are known to be a blend of three different cooking styles – that of Kashmiri Pandits, Muslims and Mughals. I picked Fish and made a classy dish called “Gaad-Nadur” which is Served on festivals and occasions among kashmiri people. Fish is cooked with lotus stems (Nadur…
