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In this blog, you'll find traditional and our own recipes all tested by me and my hubby, with whom I share a passion for cooking and improvising with ingredients. Indian, Asian, some fusion and Lithuanian dishes -- quick, easy and very delicious! =)
This is a Kerala dish called Konju Pulungari. "Konju" means prawns and "pulungari" is a curry with coconut milk and something sour, either vinegar or tamarind. Pumpkin is a festival vegetable in South India. This dish is originall (read full article)
Chicken noodle soup is a perfect comfort food when feeling unwell or just recovering from an illness. But after living in India for more than two years, I am always craving for more flavour, not necessarily spicy-hot though, in the food that I eat. S (read full article)
We had some fresh sardines in the freezer and were looking for good ideas to use them. Even though sardines are a favourite delicacy in South India, i.e., Kerala and Tamil Nadu (called mathi or challai), when we think of sardines, Greece, Portugal an (read full article)
This is not your ordinary chicken soup. This is Tom Yum meets Chicken Soup for your soul! This soup was inspired by a piece of lemon grass that I found at the bottom of a vegetable tray in our fridge that was still in a good shape and I didn't want t (read full article)
I don't make soups that often and when I make it, I tend to repeat a few same favourite recipes, like this one. This week dinners were inspired by improvising with whatever I could find in my emptying fridge. And sometimes I get lucky to find some lo (read full article)
Theresa111 says:
Once you have visited Jurate's site you will understand how I felt immediately transported to another world, or just the other side of this one. Not having food prepared for me this way, I yearn to sit at her table to share these foods and drinks. Most excellent!
tanwiratchada says:
Such a interesting blog. I love Indian food also but never cook. Indian food in Thailand is very expensive if we visit restaurant. Your blog is a good Idea to cook at home. And thank you for linking to me, I link back to you also, under section of "Kitchen Link" :D
urbanideas says:
Fantastic recipes, amazing flair, tastes and smells! As I read through the recipes I do not know which to pick first!
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