Nupur of One hot Stove blog has come up with this new event called the Best of 2007. 
I have made a list of 10 recipes from both my blogs- Simple Indian food and 100% Microwave cooking. I made all these for the first time during 2007 and they all were superhit. So here they go.....
1) Powerless cooking event-This was the first event i hosted and the response was very good from my friends in the food blogging community.
2) Mava Mutter- Always used mava to make carrot halwa and never had tried any gravy item with mava. This recipe turned out to be a super side dish for rotis.
3) Corn Kebab - This one was really yummy and ideal for a cold winter evening
4) Cabbage Cashew Pakoda - From the time i stopped buying onions, i always used to wonder what other pakoda can i make and these cabbage cashew combination in pakoda worked out very well.
5) Vegetable Fried rice - My sister made this for us the first time and since then i am a fan of vegetable fried rice. Also it is a quick and nice option for those carrying lunch to office.
6) Special Ghee Roast Dosa - Had this for the first time in a hotel in Tirupati and it became an instant favourite. Check out its different style of presentation.
7) Almond Cashew Chikki - Always have tried chikkis with powdered almonds and groundnuts and it was the first time with almond cashew combination.
8) Amla (Nellikaai) Raita - A healthy raita introduced to me by my mother.
9) Hot Crispy Jalebis - Tasty and instant jalebis...no need to get them from sweet stalls anymore
10) Vada Pav - Famous in Maharashtra and one of my all time favourite snack. vada pav, batata vada, chat, mumbai special, jalebi, corn, makai, vegetables, cabbage, kaju, badam, food, recipe, dosa, khova, khoya,
I have made a list of 10 recipes from both my blogs- Simple Indian food and 100% Microwave cooking. I made all these for the first time during 2007 and they all were superhit. So here they go.....1) Powerless cooking event-This was the first event i hosted and the response was very good from my friends in the food blogging community.
2) Mava Mutter- Always used mava to make carrot halwa and never had tried any gravy item with mava. This recipe turned out to be a super side dish for rotis.
3) Corn Kebab - This one was really yummy and ideal for a cold winter evening
4) Cabbage Cashew Pakoda - From the time i stopped buying onions, i always used to wonder what other pakoda can i make and these cabbage cashew combination in pakoda worked out very well.
5) Vegetable Fried rice - My sister made this for us the first time and since then i am a fan of vegetable fried rice. Also it is a quick and nice option for those carrying lunch to office.
6) Special Ghee Roast Dosa - Had this for the first time in a hotel in Tirupati and it became an instant favourite. Check out its different style of presentation.
7) Almond Cashew Chikki - Always have tried chikkis with powdered almonds and groundnuts and it was the first time with almond cashew combination.
8) Amla (Nellikaai) Raita - A healthy raita introduced to me by my mother.
9) Hot Crispy Jalebis - Tasty and instant jalebis...no need to get them from sweet stalls anymore
10) Vada Pav - Famous in Maharashtra and one of my all time favourite snack. vada pav, batata vada, chat, mumbai special, jalebi, corn, makai, vegetables, cabbage, kaju, badam, food, recipe, dosa, khova, khoya,
And now my cooking resolutions for 2008
1) Cook healthy and eat healthy.
2) Cook different cuisines and new dishes
3) Try out all the recipes from other bloggers that i have bookmarked so far
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All the very best. I enjoy your blog a lot & wish you a great New year ahead.
ReplyDeleteE..great top 10..have loved all you make..and the thought of that food makes me drool :)..wish you and your family a very happy new year....
ReplyDeleteEverything on that list sounds so delicious! Thanks for participating, and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLove all your recipe Easy, how can I forget the jalebis and the chikki....am yet to try them :) Have a wonderful New Year!!
ReplyDelete@ Shella...thanks for the appreciation and wish u the same
ReplyDelete@ Rajitha...Selecting them was not much a tough job as i chose to select from only those which i made for the first time. Thanks for appreciating and wish u all the same
@ Nupur...my pleasure to participate in such an innovative event..wish u a happy new year too
@ Namratha...Do try and let me know how they were.Wish u too a happy and prosperous new year
Thank you for leaving ur comment in my blog.
ReplyDeleteI liked your blog... good recipes..
Happy New Year ...
Thanks Vanmala...u too have a great blog there
ReplyDeletePleasant Post. This record helped me in my college assignment. Thnaks Alot
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