Showing posts with label Delicious Food In The World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delicious Food In The World. Show all posts
Sabudana or Tapioca is normally consumed during fasts.  But you can have it any time and any day as snacks or breakfast. Today is Durga Ashtami so i thought of making this recipe " sabudana khichdi or
Spicy Tapioca dish".

I had four teenage boys buzzing around my house, one hormonal teenage daughter and a husband who kept asking me when dinner would be ready.  My photos seriously reflect the madness of the evening.  But the show must go on…..this was a really tasty dinner, here’s how it went:
I was on a local news channel today, I think that if you click on the above link it will link you to my segment.  I have trouble with all things tech related!
So I ramped up this side salad and made it a main course salad by adding two simple ingredients; shrimp (I sauteed mine, but I think that grilled would be really tasty) and tender baby spinach.
Not only was it delicious, but also very beautiful.

Its a spicy and famous restaurant delight. Most people order this kadhai chicken or karahi chicken at restaurants with hot naan.While writing this, thinking of the dish makes your mouth watering.
Its rich and creamy made with cashew nut paste and the nice aroma from the roasted bell peppers and onions.Well this kadhai chicken recipe is my version and tastes really good and also easy to cook.
These were so good.  I made these for a gathering that I catered in January and they have been on my mind every since!  I had the perfect opportunity to make these this weekend for friends.  I paired this with some delicious taro chips that I found at Trader Joe’s and a simple chopped salad.  These would be perfect for casual summer entertaining or a picnic.  You can really jazz these up by using the flavored flour tortillas.  I used the Jalapeno Cheddar.  They also had sun-dried tomato as well as a spinach flavored tortilla.  I really stuffed my wraps….hey, my guests looked hungry.  If you stuff them like I did you may want to have a fork available for your guests….along with a napkin…or two!
If you love the bold flavors of Caribbean food, then this recipe is for you! The first time I had jerk chicken I was hooked and wiped my plate clean. Jerk chicken seasoning is based on chili peppers and Jamaican allspice, which is one of the most important spices used in the Caribbean. The preparation is easy with just a few simple steps and some marinating. Even more convenient, get all of the pre-measured ingredients for this Jamaican jerk recipe as part of our new GrubKit.

Asian Beef Tostadas

 Please, don’t faint.  I know it has been a while since I have posted a new recipe.  Life has served up a big bowl of crazy for me lately….leaving my poor blog unattended and unloved.  But I am baaaack! I am back with an easy and delicious week night meal.  You can serve these as Asian Tostadas, or amp up the coleslaw and crumble the fried egg roll wrappers on top like a crouton and serve as a salad OR you could even use the small egg roll wrappers and bake them in mini muffin tins, then fill the mini wontons with the coleslaw and beef for a fun and hearty appetizer. I also love recipes like this one that use pre-made store bought items.  No one will ever know what little effort these fun Asian Beef Tostadas are to make.  All they will notice is the amazing flavors.
Special Spaghetti 
A super quick delicious dish that can be made in the time it takes to cook spaghetti!

Serves 2
Prep time:   5 minutes
Cooking time: 10 -12 minutes

Ingredients
1 fish stock cube
200g/7oz spaghetti
1 tbsp olive oil
2 cloves of garlic, peeled & finely chopped
100g/3½oz chorizo, cut into cubes
200g/7oz raw king prawns
2 tomatoes, chopped
1 tbsp red wine vinegar
1 lime, juice only
Salt & freshly ground pepper
Extra virgin olive oil, for dressing

Method

1.  Place the fish stock cube in a pan of boiling water and cook the spaghetti as per packet instructions.

2.  In a large frying pan heat the oil and fry the garlic until it has softened.  Add the chorizo and prawns and fry for 2-3 minutes.

3.  Add the tomatoes and red wine vinegar and cook for 2-3 minutes until the sauce has thickened.

4.  Add the cooked spaghetti and stir through, drizzle with lime juice and season to taste.

5.  To serve, divide between to serving plates and drizzle over some extra virgin olive oil, enjoy!


Tailgate Chili with Black and Red Beans
Serves: 5
  • 1/2 cup bulgur
  • 1 cup water
  • 3 cups chopped onions
  • 3 cloves garlic, minced or pressed
  • 2 green bell peppers, chopped
  • 3 cups diced tomatoes
 Why do we always wait for a holiday to make these delicious pies?  Why?  I decided to make one today just because they are so…….yummy.  Nothing says I love you more than making a pie for your family.  Tell your family you love them and make this pie.
Egg Pakoda is fried egg stuffed with potato mix . It works great as an appetizer and even as an evening snack. Hope you all will enjoy having this crunchy egg pakodas.

If you're a hockey fan, I really, really hope you were able to watch the Bruins game last night. It was epic, easily one of the best hockey games I've ever seen. And I'm not just saying that because I'm a huge Bruins fan; it would have been equally as awesome no matter which teams were playing. Having the Bruins involved just made it about a million times more stressful for me. Down 3 goals they mounted a huge comeback late in the 3rd period to send it to overtime, where they scored the game winner! Shane was already in bed, but I'm pretty sure he wasn't able to sleep through my celebratory screams...
Sometimes as a food blogger, you just have a great recipe to share.  There is no deep-and-meaningful story behind it.  No tie to an impactful personal experience or a deep cache of wisdom surrounding it; you just have some great food begging for others to have the chance to be excited and elevated by it.

These Chickpea patties are eaten all over Middle East , as wrapped in a pita or can be had as an appetizer.
Namak Pare or Nimki is crunchy, light and salty snack which you can have any time of the day with a cup of hot tea. Its usually made during Diwali. From the same dough you can make both plain and masala namak pare.

I have many good memories associated with lumpia and football. A family friend always made them for the Super Bowl party we went to, year after year, and everyone always loved them. They were out of the kitchen as soon as they came out of the fryer!
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