Below are some wonderful bloggers around the world, who inspire me and tickle my palate with their decadent dishes, every now & then. :). This foodie blog roll is my way to keep a tab on what's cooking in their kitchens.
Pasta in a Thai Red Curry-Coconut Milk Sauce
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Thai food is equivalent to comfort food for me. So is it for BS. When we
need to be comforted, a plate of white rice and Thai red curry comes very
very clo...
Chocolate Pound Cake
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Chocolate pound cake is not quite as common as vanilla pound cake. Vanilla
pound cake has a delicate flavor, balancing the floral flavor of vanilla
with th...
Reasons To Make Granola This Weekend
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Wow, it’s Friday and boy did this week really fly by. Did you get through
it ok? That’s interesting. Hey so you know what you should make this
weekend? Gra...
Too Many Cooks: Kitchen Advice for Baby Mirabelle
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*You'll be hearing from the staff at FOOD52 every week in Too Many Cooks,
our group column in which we pool our answers to questions about food,
cooking,...
Raw Banana Kofta
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Raw Banana Kofta, a classic among North Indian vegetarian recipes, goes
well with pulao or rice. One of the best raw banana recipes for a special
occasion....
Friday Link Love
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We've had a run of gorgeous days here - the lilac bushes are heavy with blossoms, the night air is gentle and warm. My father is in town all week and Hugo's ...
life throws you curveballs sometimes
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Life throws you curveballs sometimes. We’ve been creating, thinking,
shooting video, and imagining our Kickstarter for three months. After we
launched ...
Southwest Quinoa Salad
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Email Print Share Tweet Stumble When I mention the word “Quinoa“, I would
assume that at least 99% of you would think “Salad“. Given how popular a
“salad ...
Mango Lassi Recipe | How to Make Punjabi Mango Lassi
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Learn how to make Mango Lassi ~ Thick, sweet and creamy mango and yogurt
drink flavoured with aromatic cardamom, a refreshing Indian summer drink It
was ho...
Chakalaka - Spicy Tomato Pepper Relish
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Chakalaka is a South African tomato-based relish that has its origins in
the townships of Johannesburg. 10 years ago, I was living in Johannesburg
for a ye...
Mini Caramel Fudge Tarts
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[image: Mini Caramel Fudge Tarts]
I miss having Cone ice-creams.Not the waffle cone and definitely not the
Cornetto ones but the simple cone ice cream with...
Stuff It {Recipe: Cobb Salad Stuffed Pita Pockets}
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I’m crying uncle to my schedule… And from what I can tell the rest of you
are feeling the same strain. Since when did May feel more like the holidays
with ...
japanese vegetable pancakes
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Japanese Vegetable Pancakes [Okonomiyaki] with Cabbage, Kale and Carrots
Adapted, just a little, from Josher Walker of Xiao Bao Biscuit, in
Charleston, SC ...
Meyer Lemon Crinkle Cookies
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I love a really good cookie. Though I don’t have much of a sweet tooth, I
appreciate and savor every bite of dessert that my palate can tolerate. And
tho...
3-Minute Chickpea Salad
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A quick search of this blog will prove that I adore chickpea salad. As of
today, I’ve posted six of them. I love being able to take a can of
chickpeas, mas...
Steaming Vegetables
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Simple steamed vegetables are one of the reasons I love eating in Japan. I
mean, let's be honest, I probably like steamed vegetables more than most,
but...
ProCook Enameled Cast Iron Cookware
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I love my enameled cast iron cookware. Nothing can really beat enameled
cast iron for stews and braises. It holds the heat well, and is easy to
clean. I...
Balsamic Roasted Mushroom with Goat Cheese
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Mushroom love. With garlic, and balsamic and goat cheese. This one is
bubbling with flavors and good as a side or an appetizer.
Being the ...
Chinese Daikon and Carrot Soup
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I’ve been making a lot of Chinese home-style soups lately – Nathan has been
going through some health challenges lately and all he wants to eat is
clear so...
Weekly Meal Plan – Making everyday cooking easy
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Do you open the refrigerator or the cabinet and stare for minutes thinking
what to cook? Do you run out of ideas? Here is the weekly menu plan to make
your...
Sweet Corn Vegetable Soup
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Sweet corn soup is one of our favorite soups to order at an Indian
restaurant. Thick and creamy with a healthy dose of vegetables it is a
great way to star...
A quinoa salad full of spring
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[image: SpringQuinoaSalad_AranGoyoaga_0784]I returned from Tuscany last
Saturday night where I had spent ten amazing days teaching a food and
lifestyle p...
A Dessert to Remember
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With cake shops, cafes and tea rooms at every corner, you will expect
fabulous desserts easy to come by in London. Not really so. Dry cakes,
soggy pies an...
Quinoa Pinto Bean Salad
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Once every three or four months, I launch an eat-down in my kitchen. This is when I stop buying more and more food and instead focus on consuming and enjoyin...
Black Bean Brownies
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When I’m looking for new recipes to try, I usually
go for the ones that do not make use of fancy or unusual ingredients. I also
try and stay away from recipe...
Lottie + Doof + Zoe Nathan = Scones!
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I am a Zoe Nathan superfan. She and her husband, Josh Loeb, own a bunch of
really rad restaurants (Rustic Canyon Wine Bar, Huckleberry, Milo and
Olive, Swe...
This Mother Day - A Tribute
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Wishing all my readers a very happy mothers day weekend. I know a mothers
job never ends, as stressful and tiring the role is the rewards outweigh,
ther...
M & M (Gems) Cake with Chocolate Buttercream
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Which child does not like M&Ms (Gems)? I loved these as a kid and still
love them – although, I cannot stand the ones with peanut butter!. Ishaan
became...
Moist Lemon Cake with Blackberry Cream Frosting
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[image: Moist Lemon Cake With Blackberry Whipped Cream Frosting]
"Maa" she says, "my other mommy says that lemons are good for you. You
should eat them ALL...
The Big Lunch
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In my safe and cosy un-momentous world, some momentous things happened
recently. No, no, I haven't quit my day job to go into blogging or all
things foodie...
Seasonal Cooking for May: wherever you are.
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Winter is slow in coming this year. That’s a good thing, as I am not a
lover of cold weather. However, we do need rain, and although there is some
there is...
Pesto Pinwheels....and oh, were're back :)
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*W*ow it’s been 14 months since the last post. It’s interesting how the
pursuit of resources (read earning for your living) to pursue your passion
(read...
DMBLGIT May 2013 – Does My Blog Look Good in This
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DMBLGIT May 2013 (Does My Blog Look Good in This) is being hosted right
here on Veggie Belly! I am very excited to host this amazing food photo
contest bec...
Pumpkin shoots with eggplant – al kanjji te wangun
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As we move to bigger urban centers, and into smaller and smaller lots and
apartments, we are removed more and more from the food we eat, from the act
of gr...
Moving Pictures: A Video Post
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Today I leave you with a few moving pictures as I pack my bags and head
towards Ireland for the Plate to Page Workshop. This fantastic video brings
back ...
Soutzoukakia – Greek Smyrna Meatballs in Sauce
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Keep reading to learn how you can win your own set of Nambe CookServ Saute
pans. Those who have been following this blog for awhile know that my
husband gr...
TM - Garlic-butter Butterflaps & More
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Get your copy of April's edition's of *TASTES*MONTHLY and make this Garlic
Butter and these puffy, fluffy Garlic-butter Butterflaps. Let me send you a
cop...
Pink in Disguise - The Tipsy, Nutty, Chocolatey Cake
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Days later it won over Lena, who meanwhile bakes it all by herself. And it
is now a proud member of my everyday-cakes-repertoire, because it stays
amazingl...
I'm feeling daring
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I have finally learned how to use the espresso machine that Brandon chased down on eBay and gave me for Christmas in 2011! The best part of this development...
Haagalkai Gojju ~ Amma’s recipe
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Bitter Gourd in a palate clearing sweet and spicy tamarind gravy – mom’s
recipe It was end of the 90′s and the beginning of my hostel days. The very
first ...
Chocolate, Olive Oil and Sea Salt Toast
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This morning while I was emailing Arjun some shops to go to in Barcelona to
bring back olive oil and chorizo, I got distracted by blogs filled with
photos ...
Sutriyaan – Spicy Indian Pasta
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I often recollect the lazy weekend brunches at my mothers house during my
childhood. My mother prepared some of the most simplest yet delicious
dishes, and...
Baking ~ Carrot Cupcakes
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I made these cupcakes recently. The flavours were fresh, the cupcakes light
and buttery. These can be served as tea cakes, snacks for children or even
as d...
Hokkaido Milk Bread
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Things have been silent here for a while.I have been cooking and trying out
new things more than ever, but am finding lesser and lesser time to blog
abou...
I sugared the salt...
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... and then I salted the tea. True
story!
My aaji's gift of love
I was making dal for the kid and
realized I was running low on salt. Like any normal p...
French Breakfast puffs
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To my regular Readers, I apologize for freezing this space for weeks. I was
feeling under the weather. That was a reason to hibernate. Did the warm
weather...
Deep Dark Chocolate Bar
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Wishing all my readers a Happy Valentines Day!
This valentines day is a little different for me. So, what's happening in
my life is that I'm doing this 10...
Love in Bloom Cocktail, Hibiscus Syrup
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I receive piles of cookbooks each week and while many of them are just
beautiful and chock full of inspiring recipes, only a few give me true
pause. And wh...
2012 in review
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The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for
this blog. Here’s an excerpt: About 55,000 tourists visit Liechtenstein
every year...
Happy Christmas!!
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My daughter took this photo with her phone, no editing in sight… but the
holiday spirit is there nonetheless. From our little home to yours, we wish
you al...
Easy, Comforting Cranberry Beans
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There’s probably no need to state the obvious, but there’s also no way to avoid talking about it: New York City has had a very turbulent six weeks. Our city’...
Roasted Vanpayar Curry
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Roasted vanpayar / red gram curry makes a delicious curry to have along
with rice. In conversation with my father, he recollected a vanpayar curry
that his...
French Yogurt Cake - where baking is child's play
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One moment, you are nagging urging your toddler to get more independent,
the next moment you are left wondering when exactly was that moment when
he/she gr...
Watermelon Lemonade
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Summer heat is very bad here in Vizag. Watermelon Lemonade is a go to
summer health drink for kids. Nehal drinks vibrant lemonade like no
tomorrow.
Mutton Korma – Braised Goat in a Green Coconut Curry
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Recently someone commented on one of my Mutton dishes that “Mutton is NOT
goat meat. Mutton is an adult sheep, a goat is a goat.” . Someone else also
had s...
EatingBangkok and TravelPizza
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When I started Eating Bangkok I had great ambitions of bringing the food of
Thailand to life for you. After all, we would be living in Bangkok, the
capital...
"Happy To You .."
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I heard you squealing and bursting with laughter, when Appa said , "sharkbait hoo ha haa .."
I saw you blushing everytime i let you complete "Ring of...
carrot & quinoa muffins
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[image: 09.27.11]
I feel like I hit the muffin jackpot last time I experimented and posted
these. The secret ingredient was ricotta, and they made the m...
Sweet Potato Gnocchi With Gorgonzola
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After trying many versions over the years, I've come to the conclusion that
it's impossible to write (or follow) a foolpro...
And the winner is…
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MLLA -33 round up is finally here ! Thanks to all of you for taking the
time out to send an entry and make this event a grand success.
I received quite a...
Mirch Masala has moved to a new location!
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Those of you who follow Mirch Masala on Facebook will know about the recent
changes that has happened. For the others, it is my pleasure to let you all
kno...
Curry Leaf Bread
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Please welcome Monica Bhide, the India-born, DC-based writer/teacher/cook,
author of the blog A Life In Spice, the book Modern Spice, as well as a
cool new...
Upma Kozhakottai ~ Steamed Rice and Lentil Balls
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[image: Upma Kozhakottai ~ Steamed Rice and Lentil Balls]
Upma Kozhakottai
Well! We just proved we are human. The team has been dysfunctional for
sometime...
Black Friday’s Blessing
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Years ago, I befriended an antique dealer by the name of Kerri. My
then-lover, Shane, and I first met her at a rummage sale she was hosting,
and bought fro...
Tempeh Malaikari
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I am surprised I have blogged only one recipe with tempeh so far,
considering that it is a staple at my house. I particularly like its
meatiness in hearty ...
Just for the party: Shimla Mirch and Paneer :).
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Yeah, there is an actual new post here :). Gone are the days (months?) of
being greeted by the same old batata-vada, in case you happened to visit
this blo...
Hoplelessly Romantic
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No, I do not believe in fairy tales, I think a candle light dinner would
make me too nervous to speak and I am too old for a hand in hand walk by
the shore...
Tomato - Moong Soup
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Soups are always an all time comforting meal for me! They fit the bill bowl
at any time of the year. I find it a very easy way to up your veggie intake
and...
#228577 - Heath Ceramics Interview
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gorj bowls by Heath Ceramics and an {interview} with the maker of gorgeous
Heath Ceramics, Catherine Bailey
craving more? check out TasteS...
Vintage Style Props
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During my recent prop excursions, I've noticed an increasing amount of
tabletop and kitchenware based on vintage designs and materials. By now you
all kno...