CulinLinkus 1-Culinary Links for a weekend

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I thought I will blog hop some and link some recipes that I liked and am sure you will all like.

This mutton chops from Mydhaba looked like it would jump out of the screen, which is of course what you will want too.
And when I saw this minestrone-soup at chaipani's, I realize how long I haven't had soups because I feel so full after a soup I can hardly enjoy the food which is because I so much love soup that I have to finish off the whole bowl, oh the chimney soup at Bar-B-Q's in Kolkata was so filling and yummy.

When I was in bangalore for a short while, I fell in love with the Sukh and Shanti Sagars and the Rava idli with sagu would forever remain etched in that part of my memory that registers tastes. I never had the courage to try cooking it though, until I saw how easy it could be to prepare rava idli at Atabela's, and how yummy it looked.... I am gonna ring up my friend Raghu for a treat. He also makes nice rava Idli.

By now everybody must have known my two love in the food world.. Potatoes and eggs and when I saw this Egg Burji with a twist, I say, hey who is this Lady?

Now I don't remember if I have ever tried mango cake, but this looks damn enticing.

My home town is just 3 hour away from the Burmese border, and I have been there for shopping but I have never tried Burmese food, when I stumbled into this excellent Recipe,Burmese Khao Suey , I heard the small voice in my head say, "hey when are you gonna try it out?"

I took a long time to get the cauliflower curry just right and It was a delight to try out priya's Gobi masala.

If you have party tonight, try this cheese souffle out.

Now, haven't you tried Parna's baked Tuna yet??

And thank Ashwini for posting this tilgul recipe on Shankranti.

And check out our Godmother Indira's Menu for the Shankranti.

Did I say Meenal Cooks the best daal ?Believe me......

Did I mention Soup, ah! Try out Shyamala's Soup carrot soup here. Of course we all know SRE.

Since I am thinking of cooking lasagna today, try out this pasta from Cesar.

Try also Rashmi's besan ke laddoo and Let me end the linking post with Meena's Parathas.

And my love for vegetables and meat can be summed up with this Delicious Concoction from Haverchuck's.

And for the weekened proceed to Kalyn's for weekend Herbs.... but don't forget this Recipe too.

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