Culinlinkus -IV

This week's round up of Links, for the Culinlinkus,
The weekend Desi Food carnival at Anthony's Bachelor Cooking. Anthony's weekend favorites;

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Starting with a simple recipe today from The Timid Cook, Simple Chicken Curry, very apt for bachelors isn't it.

I have an Upma recipe here from Kay, which is her first of a series of new food that she will try this year. Don't for get to try out her other 11 recipes she will be trying out. But her Couscous Upma today is a very healthy breakfast.

I have another Upma recipe here, the Upma with Hominy Grits, from Indira, the queen of the foody tribe. lol. She has been the inspiration many food bloggers, and many posts. lol.

VKN has a very nice chicken korma recipe here, which he cooked again with a little twist. The link is the original version, don't forget to check out the latest one as well. And of course don't forget to enroll for his virtual cooking competition.

And what I liked about this bell pepper rice, is the fact that peanuts were used. One of my favorite ingredients, and which I also used in my Palak recipe.

I also liked Tina's Kheema baida, not to mention that fact that I have two dishes of kheema saved as draft. The pictures I mean. To post on a rainy day. LOL. The duo of eggs floating on the kheema looks amazing.

Sounds eerie, but this thing happens every week, if i cooked with a particular stuff recently, I keep bumping into the same in the foodblogosphere, as with palak today. Only yesterday i cooked Palak saag, and here I see a Palak Biryani here. Not to mention the peanuts above. The coincidence is eerie ain't it? And it was baked stuff last week. lol. It is like you remembered an old forgotten song and suddenly you keep bumping into people humming the same.

And see, here is another palak dish again, a Palak Daal, but it looks dam enticing. Coincidence or not. Is it The spinach season by the way LOL, not that I complain. Oh! I had palak paneer for lunch today at the canteen, home cooked that my team mate brought. I took the recipe of course...

Out at one hot stove, it is the turn of U, and yum, she has Usal Misal, of the Maharastrian Misal pao. The ubiquitous, delicious breakfast.

On a more exotic note try out this Red Chile Enchiladas.

Tandoori Chicken is every body's favorite, but it is so unfair to tempt me with such amazing pictures of Tandoori Chicken staring at me.

And have I linked this chicken biriyani with asparagus and mushrooms. The detailed way of explaing the recipe make it a repeat candidate nonetheless.

This Sweet & Sour Bean Hotpot from Chaipani is just amazing, the second dish i am going to try out this weekend. I love potatoes, and I love beans as you all know... lol

It will be a saturday when I pots this up, but wow, this TGIF-Lunch is a treat.

Another treat being this deliciously red kadhai Paneer.

And Ashwini, thanks for reminding me of the dabeli, God's gift to Mumbaites. An amazing Mumbai fast food. Yum, and those sweetish fruits mixed with the salty namkeen bhujiya.

AILA!!! FISH!!!! I just love fish, and roasted fish... hmm that is my staple food dear... That was a very mouth watering post. I will do a post on smoked fishes.

Cheese and crab, wow... Now you are now testing my patience....loll

Another of my fav foods, halwa.. and sweet potato halwa, my goodness!! Thanks for sharing the recipe... Will definite try that out.

And how did I miss this, look at the colour combo. Mind boggling, and taste-bud teasing or is it seducing??


And lemme finish this week's top 20 with another of my favorites Coconut kheer, well I told you that I like coconut with my kheer.


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