Here is something good - thecookscottage (via Instapundit). Drop me links to more desi cooking blogs in the comments if you guys know of any.
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Thanks for the mention Madhoo.Many new Indian cooking blogs coming up every day.There is a fairly comprehensive list on my site which I now have to update! One of the first and a really popular one is Nupur’s http://www.onehotstove.blogspot.com
Posted by: deccanheffalump at December 3, 2005 1:53 AM
I have to disagree with Deccanheffalump here. Nupur may be the first, but the most popular one is Indira of Mahanandi. Unpretentious, pure and true to her cause, her recipes are pure gold and authentic.
Posted by: Priya at December 18, 2005 6:09 PM
There are quite a few Indian food bloggers who are posting such awesome Indian food.Its nice that Indian cuisine is being brought forth to the world like never before..:beam:
I do have a list of Indian food bloggers in my blog at Sailu’s Food
Posted by: sailu at December 24, 2005 8:12 AM
BTW i also have a cook blog, and yes there are many more linked like mydhaba.blogspot.com,
anthonyskitchen.blogspot.com, and many other great ones.. and yeah both Nupur’s and indira’s are quite good… I think mydhaba is top on hits lol..mydhaba is not mine by the way
Posted by: tony at December 27, 2005 10:23 AM
This blog is really nice! I love indian recipes…
Ken
Posted by: Chef Cook at March 31, 2006 2:25 AM
Hi all, you can check out this site. http://www.mariasmenu.com for good indian recipes particularly kerala dishes.
Posted by: Maria at October 13, 2006 11:37 AM
Leonardo Olive Oil has - thank God! - brought olive pomace oil into India. Now one can cook Indian food in olive oil, which everyone knows is the best for health. I am so thrilled with this. Visit www.leonardoolives.com . You can just order online and they deliver all their olive oil products home for free.
Posted by: Kamakshi at October 23, 2006 3:14 AM
Yes, I’ve used Leonardo too. Their quality is excellent. And it’s high time someone educated Indians about olive oil. It isn’t just for Italian food. Pomace oil is great for Indian food too. And it doesn’t work out too expensive - I use it in 1/3 the quantity and it’s reusable 3 times. For sophisticated cooks, oilve oil is the answer.
Posted by: Sarika at October 24, 2006 2:04 AM