Monday, July 02, 2007
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About Me
- Shammi
- Some who know me call me strange. Those who dont know me call me stranger.
Time for Nom?
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2007
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July
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- Blueberry pudding cake
- Haraa aloo (Green potatoes)
- Kiwi Gee's Recipes from Down Under - Poricha Koottu
- Eggless iced orange cake
- Tomato mor kuzhambu
- Amazin' Amazon chocolate cake (eggless)
- Raspberry, apple and mango crumble
- Perfect fuchsia
- My most fragrant roses
- Kiwi Gee's Recipes from Down Under - Tomato thokku
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July
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Food For Thought
- Non-Veg Food, In The Main
- Talimpu Foodblog Links
- Edible Garden
- Maayeka
- One Hot Stove
- Veg Recipes of India
- Love Food Eat
- Banaras Ka Khana
- Shanthi Krishnakumar's Cookbook
- Experiments in Kailas Kitchen
- Flavours and Tastes
- Cakes and More
- My Diverse Kitchen
- Colours of Indian Cooking
- Veggie Belly
- eCurry
- Indian Food Rocks
- A Cook @ Heart
- Veg Inspirations
- Cilantro
- Sailu's Food
- Out of the Garden
- Saffron Trail
- Edible Garden
- Quick Indian Cooking
- Tasty Palettes
- Foodie's Hope
- Evolving Tastes
- Of Soups and Souffles
- The Taste Tinkerer
- ...And a Little Bit More
- Chef in You
- Panfusine
- Roz Ka Khana
- The Purple Foodie
- The Budding Cook
- Seduce Your Tastebuds
- A Life (Time) of Cooking
- Kitchen Simplicity
- Aggie's Kitchen
- Tinned Tomatoes
- The Well Seasoned Cook
- Laylita's Recipes
- Eat Make Read
- The Traveler's Lunchbox
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- A Veggie Venture
- Fatfree Vegan Kitchen
- What's For Lunch Honey?
- Joy of Baking
- Cannelle et Vanille
- The Pioneer Woman Cooks
3 comments:
Is this your garden, Shammi? Looks like a propah English garden, with those gorgeous gorgeous roses.
My first picture of flowers, this morning is yours.. they readiate morning freshness to my eyes.. Beautiful.
Nupur: Yep, it's my garden. And no, it's not a propah English garden! :) I only have a few flowers growing in pots - the rest is lawn and some bushes which are taken care of by an occasional gardener!
Priya: Thank you. Flowers give us soooo much pleasure, dont they?
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