It's easier to have a varied spread of dishes on the dining table now than ever before. If you are in the mood to make Dhokla for a quick snack in the evening or pav-bhaji for dinner or rava onion for breakfast, it's just a click away. Thank to numerous wonderful blogs on Indian cooking, getting recipes is a lot easy now. With most authors displaying colorful images of the cooked dishes, one doesn't have to yearn for a Sanjeev Kapoor or Tarla Dalal book anymore. Those books still remain my point of references for exquisite dishes such as the Biryani, for everything else it is blogs. Here I list seven of my favorite blogs. It's a mix of South Indian and North Indian cuisine in almost all of them - none caters entirely to a specific type of food.
- Nupur's One Hot Stove : Great recipe for street-style Pav Bhaji
- Indira's Mahanadi - recipes listed by ingredients. So if you are stuck with a seasonal vegetable that doesn't otherwise great taste and wondering what to make of it, hop on to this blog. For all you know, there might be some great ideas.
- Aayi's Recipes - regularly updated and a great place to look for Maharashtrian recipes.
- Saffron Trail - Recipes from South India by Nandita
- Timepass' Simple Indian Food with an emphasis. "Cooking made simple" is her mantra.
- The Yum Blog - yet another on South Indian cooking
- Menu Today - Stop by to get recipes for podis. Not frequently updated but has a good collection of recipes.
Finally, an exhaustive list of Indian food blogs at Mahanadi. Try these recipe and savor your taste buds.
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