Over the holidays, Roshan was sick, Rajat had a bad cold….and we had limited groceries. I wanted to make potato soup, but the last time I made my mom’s version of this for my husband, he wasn’t a big fan. He didn’t like the large pieces of potato or the consistency. I decided I’d try it once more and tweak it some. Sorry mom, but it really was a wonderful update on her classic recipe! Husband, baby, and I all loved this. We happily at the leftovers for the next two days. Continue reading
Aloo Kaa Jhol (Indian Potato Soup)
I spent the last few weeks in Pittsburgh with my family. My sister, JoAnna, got married in my parent’s backyard. The wedding was a lot of work and took lots of hands, but it was beautiful in the end. I was so glad I was able to stay for two full weeks and visit, but I am also glad to be back home. My family definitely eats traditional American meals: no spice, lots of meat, anything served with rice=international, etc. I love all the cheesy, meaty wonders that my mom and dad make, but at the end of two weeks, I missed my own kitchen. I welcomed myself back home by making chapatis and this aloo kaa jhol, which is basically an Indian potato soup in my opinion. Continue reading
Homesteading to become self-reliant
A blog by a couple that met in Rome
Feeding a hungry family!
Celebration of simply being a woman
Food Photography & Recipes
May the pans be ever in your favor
The taste of the thing that goes into your mouth should lead to the swallowing of it. -- The Mollys
Stirring & steaming since 2014
Living, Drinking and Eating in Burgundy
Food and Lifestyle Blog by Tasneem Rajkotwala
It's All About Food
A place to create & celebrate
for the love of travel, cooking, art, cultures, and (you guessed it!) falafels
a journal of my experiences with food
Elle's Travels and Eats
One young man's adventure in cooking clean and green. New recipes every Sunday! Winner of 'Best Food & Drink Blog' - North East Blogger Awards 2015
Plan, Cook, Eat. Repeat.
One Half Indian. 