Hello everyone!
Just like with some of you, the global gloom and lack of a camera had me feeling thorughly uninspired to blog. While tackling the first problem is beyond me, I have finally decided to take on the second and buy myself a new camera, so hopefully there should be lots of foodie action here soon. Meanwhile, the realization that in three months, I will be completing a year of blogging, has me scampering to clear my drafts folder to ensure that my blog's second year starts with all fresh stuff.
However, the real catalyst to get me going again is something I came to know through Soma's blog, a BloggerAid fundraiser, organised by three thinking bloggers, Val, Giz and Ivy, aimed at raising funds for the United Nation's World Food Program. This will be in the form of a cookbook, with recipes contributed from bloggers all over the world, people like you and me. Do learn more about this project here and also consider contributing your own recipe to this great cause.
My humble contribution will be my easy, peasy (sorry, couldn't resist!), but really tasty Tofu Matar Masala, which has converted many tofu haters. Pan fried Tofu is tossed in a spicy, tomato sambal with peas and onions, a fusion of Indian and Indonesian cooking styles.Since the rules require that the recipe be totally original and should not be posted on your blog, I cannot share it here.
I would like to thank all of you who checked on me, and apologize to those who were disapointed by lack of new posts. Will really try to be regular henceforth.
Take care
Rashmi
ReplyDeleteFirst Congratulations ! for a year of blogging. A big milestone indeed. Thanks for thanking me.. :-)& glad to see u started again. i kept coming back & wondered where u disappeared, for i cannot forget that u were one of the first FEW that came by & left a comment on my blog when I started 5 months back:-) So thank you now!!!
Hoping to see u back in action. I go thru the phase when i feel lazy enuf, but if i stop i know i cannot get back.
Hmm a food blogger without cam is no better than a fish without water....i know ..i know for me too going thru the same phase rt now :-(
ReplyDeleteFew months back i did got hold on some soy tofu,and i regretted cooking them in my favourite butter paneer gravy.It tasted awful.Not sure wht went wrong ..maybe my taste buds still need to be tuned ;-)
But since u clearly stated tht this could convert tofu haters into well ummm hmmm tofu lovers,i guess i can take a second plunge ;-)
Happy first blog anniversary to you, wish you many more!!:)
ReplyDeleteMatar masala looks gorgeous, great photo. Enjoy. Trisha likes Tofu! :)
Easy peasy...so cheezy!
ReplyDeletetee hee..sorry couldn't resist.
I can believe you converted people into tofu lovers with this yummy looking dish. Good to see you back. I'm going to make more of an effort too.
Yay! The belle is back ! I can have anything that is friends with peasies(?) ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour new camera delivers girl! :-)
Tofu on its own is a little tough to like, but you got me wondering, that this could be really yummy!
ReplyDeleteThe description of the dish & the picture has me mouthwatering.. the sambal must add a spicy kick.
ReplyDeletetofu matar masala sounds interesting!
ReplyDeletewowwwww looks sooo yum
ReplyDeleteYay you are back!! the tofu paneer looks deceptively delicious..I'll believe your tofu theory:)
ReplyDeleteWoohoo one year and going strong! Keep the posts coming:))
The year went by quickly didn't it? Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteCongrats girlie!
ReplyDeleteLovely click. great to see u back! happy blogging.
easy and delicious. I love any thing with cheese.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious rashmi, only we had recipe to try:) i make it in a very indin way, replace paneer with tofu in matar paneer.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your delcious recipe for the BloggerAid cookbook and for raising awareness for the children:D
ReplyDeleteCongrats, I am late but my wishes are there :)
ReplyDeleteTofu Masala looks fab, on my try list
Welcome back Rashmi after a brief hiatus. I have not yet tried Tofu mattar masala. Should try it one of these days.
ReplyDeleteHi Rashmi,
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happy blogiversary!
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