Chilled Yogurt Mint and Nut Soup


Chilled Minty Yogurt Nut Soup



Featured in the Kitchn, Dressed Up Yogurt and Apple Pie Pop Tarts.



This is an extremely desirable drink during the hot summer months. Yes I said “summer”. I am home in India and experiencing the true Indian summer after 16 years! That number shocks and surprises me. 16 years??!! Where did all these years go?

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Kadai Paneer with Pineapple by Sala Kannan




Hello from India! Hope all of you are doing good and enjoying the summer. Today I have a world traveler and obviously another food lover for you !

It would be a couple of  years now, that I have known Sala.  Sala of Veggie Belly is an adventurous foodie, who travels around the world and her food is exquisitely influenced by her adventures. Veggie Belly is all about wonderful vegetarian food and also the twists that she gives to the popular non vegetarian recipes. Who would have though that a vegetarian South African Bunny Chow could look so good?! You should hop over and read about her & the  tales of food and travel; very interesting and lot of fun at the same time! Her recipes are innovative and delectable, as she brilliantly blends and fuses flavors and ingredients from all over the world in a pot, and stirs them to present the most intriguing  and surprising platefuls. I myself love experimenting with food and when I see her skills, tastes and experience to create the kind of food she does, it makes me want to dive in right away and give it a try. Don’t forget that she also has the traditional Indian recipes and the basics of them.  It will be unfair if I do not mention that Sala also happens to be a fantastic photographer. Her food photography is inviting and sure to make you drool, while you virtually travel in her paths while you browse through her travels. Those of you are going to be in her blog for the first time, you will know what I am talking about. An “entrepreneur” during the day and lovely blogger and cook by the night, she is one charming lady with a lovely smile, you will fall in love with.

Now enjoy the recipe and the photographs she has brought here in eCurry and then jump over and spend as many hours as you want at Veggie Belly!



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Bitter Greens and Sucuk Pie by Anh Nguyen


Hello! I hope you are all doing good. I am home and slowly settling down, absorbing the sunshine and the love.

Today I have Anh from A Food Lover’s Journey. I do not remember how and when I came across her wonderful blog, but ever since the first time I keep going back to her space ever so often to soak myself into her really inspiring photographs and a cuisine quite unknown to me; and I am learning!  Anh’s blog is like a beautiful poetry – deep, meaningful, passionate, inspiring and the little anecdotes of  life defined with meaning and beauty.  Born and raised in Vietnam, Anh now lives in Australia and not only have she created an enticing blog, she writes for a Vietnamese Food and Travel magazine too.

This wonderful lady is a seasoned blogger and has a treasury of recipes in her archives which are a perfect balance of the authentic Vietnamese recipes and the heartwarming stories to complement them.  Besides there are also the international cuisine and the beautiful desserts that she explores with love and zest. I am so glad and thankful to her that she took time out of her chaotic schedule and doing this post for  eCurry today!  And I am happy that life offers us these wonderful opportunities to connect with people in another part of the world in such surprising ways, allowing us to know them more and fall in love with their personalities. She is such a dear person to know.

Now go ahead and enjoy her recipe today and visit her at A Food Lover’s Journey – which is a journey really worth taking!




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Mango Pancake with Saffron Cardamom Cream for Journey Kitchen



Mango Pancake


(Mentioned in Fine Cooking’s I’m Just Mad About Saffron and featured in the The Kitchn’s  Cinnamon Roll Cake and Mango Pancakes)

I was in the midst of a rocking good time polishing off the last one of our first boxful of mangoes, when Kulsum wrote to me and asked if I could do a guest post for her. Well, “of course” I said, and started brainstorming right away for a recipe with mangoes.

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