I like them too. good comments with appreciation , comments (notice the missing good) with criticism (hey man constructive) are welcome..
But beware you anonymous commentor who likes to post anti religious, gender biased and unwholesome comments.
Now you will ask me. Shraddha Do you comment on others blogs... hmm food for thought .. Practice what you preach.. I havent much in the past, but hence forth i will. Promise with a big P.
Well the answer is simple, I read them so that I can visualise what I could have conjured if I had the interest in the delicacies for the palate.
I have come across some really good blogs.. I love the way some people dont just write recipes but tell a real life incident behind that particular recipe entry.
http://saffronhut.blogspot.com/ is a hot favourite. It saddens me to see that she is not blogging anymore. Saffron!! where are you pal!! Did you disappear in the equatorial jungles of Africa? Please Pretty Please be back.
One Blog leads to another and I reached this one http://saffrontrail.blogspot..com/ through Saffron Hut. Here the main cast is Nandita and today i have spotted a recipe for 'The Great Indian Biryani' . Suddenly the cook in me has awakened and I am all eager to cook this wonderful dish. I see that the recipe is elaborate but with my enthusiasm as of now (and wonder for how long) I will surely finish this.
Nandita's Blog led me to the Home Sick texan's Food blog. Now my prejudice on American food is that all they eat is meat and burger.. But Going through this blog helped me widen my horizons(or whatever its called) Here is the link . http://homesicktexan.blogspot.com/
http://indosungod.blogspot.com/ -> i dont remember how I found this blog ,but surely though someone else's blogroll. She is awesome too. And this blog is alive. I love to read personal thoughts which culminate into food... Indo , you rock.
http://www.bongcookbook.com -> Sandeepa is the Bong Mom. Her Language is so eloquent , I love each of her posts. She too doesn't just post recipes , but writes a whole witty write-up . I delight in reading her Bengali recipes with Bengali words thrown in like the seasoning in the curry..
http://whatsforlunchhoney.blogspot.com/ -> Here is an Indian who blogs non Indian recipes. God! I just love her site, Her writeup is immaculate, her recipes are yummy but her photos are Lip smacking!!!! Hats off to you Meeta, your aesthetic sense is breathtaking. Here is one follower you have.
Gollly I am getting enthused to pick up cooking......
lemme collect that printout of Biryani...
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