Hi there, I am Priya from Baroda settled currently in Bangalore. Being an engineer by education, I pursued my career in corporate world for a while aligned with my education. Eventually after a period of time I decided to focus on the two things i am most passionate about – travel & food.
I have often wondered if this was the right choice but I get my conviction looking back at my childhood where travel and food have been the two things that excited me the most. So as I move forward in my food journey this site will be an outlet to share some of my experiences with you all.
Happy Cooking
Priya
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Really nice to see the recipies… I guess good enough for a bachelor to help himself on a dry sunday afternoon!!!
Thanx…
TheCruisemaniac
Thanks Ashwin… 🙂
Hi Priya,
Finally got the time, and checked out ur blog in detail. Enjoyed reading it, and will surely pick up a few ideas from it. Happy cooking, Vishakha
Hi Priya.. Liked the way you presented the recipies…I Miss homely food and I will surely try your recipies.
Hi..the pictures make a great impact!! nspiring :O)..good going!!!
Hey Priya,
This is alpesh from linq.in. I loved your blog specially the mango rice recipe and I thought I would let you know that your blog has been selected as the Best Recipe Blog of week on 2008-05-04.
Check it out here http://news.linq.in/index.php?bg=91241
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Bye and Happy Blogging.
Alpesh
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Sorry its http://news.linq.in/blogger_tools.php
Again Sorry its http://news.linq.in/blogger_tools.php
hei..thanks for the feature in linq.in.. 🙂
Hi, While I was searching for Saraswati image online (she is favorite of my Hindu devi), came across your blog. I like the photo of altar for other Hindu gods you posted. I wonder if I could copy it just for my screen saver? p.s. I may try your recipe as well.