I have summed up the dishes we make for and at our festivals like Thanksgiving, Hannukah, Christmas, Durga Puja or Diwali. Some of them are really super simple to make. If you’re interested you can get the taste of festivals at your home.
Thanksgiving 2015 – the art of giving thanks! It’s a national holiday that is celebrated widely in North America. However, in Canada, it’s celebrated on the second Monday of October while it’s the fourth Thursday of November here. The onset of winter in Canada is a month earlier than the […]
Potato Gratin: Gooey cheesy cauliflower and potato with fresh herbs and cheese – what can be better than this on your Thanksgiving Table? All right, Folks! I need to share what’s happening with me. I am diagnosed with borderline cholesterol problem. I do have high cholesterols and potassium in my blood. […]
Sweet potato salad is a roasted potatoes with orange zest, honey, cinnamon and nuts –a perfect and super easy Thanksgiving side dish. I have to (really have to) tell you this story. I am a food blogger and an ardent food lover. So, I cook a lot and shoot some. However, […]
Tender and juicy whole chicken roast with wine and pan dripping gravy and OAXACAN stuffing – a sweet and delicious romantic thanksgiving Dinner for two. This year, I planned a romantic thanksgiving dinner for two of us in Boston, as we won’t be celebrating the festival with our parents in […]
Blanched Brussel Sprouts in thick Indian spiced yogurt sauce – a green side for Thanksgiving dinner. Drum roll! Our second giveaway winner this year is Charul Ajmera, for writing such a lovely comment. Do you want to know what she wrote? I hate your blog. I hate that you take pictures […]
Some Diwali decors from our home…