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Tuesday 31 July 2012

‘Only’ Event Of August & Giveaway

Hi All!
In the month August we celebrate some big festivals like Eid and Rakshabandhan. It’s the month of holy Ramadan and girls tying the sacred thread of trust on their brother’s hand. Both the celebrations call for a royal treat and hence this theme.
This month is about eating Royal treats passed on to us by the kings and queens. Yes, we are going to celebrate Royal Cuisine here, the foods cooked in royal kitchens of India and other countries. For example the famous Lucknowi and Hyderabadi Cuisine made in the kitchen of The Nawabs, The Dum food coming from Awadh, The Peshawari food from Peshawar, The Rajputana delicacies from Marwar, The food from Marathwada and so on.
I know the royal treats are very rich and mostly high on calories and so you are most welcome to make a low calorie version as long as there’s no compromise on the taste. Similarly, there are many non vegetarian preparations made by the kings and queens, if you are a vegetarian, you can make a veg version of the preparation and mention that in your post. Also, would appreciate if you could provide some history behind the recipe.
This Royal affair on food is guest hosted by a dear blogger friend Divya who posts her recipes at Divya’s Culinary Journey.
The more elaborate details of the event can be checked out at her space. I’m lucky that www.tarladalal.com has agreed to sponsor the giveaway for the third consecutive year here at Foodelicious. My heartfelt thanks to them. For this month the cookbook which will be given as giveaway is, Punjabi Subzis. This giveaway is open only for the followers of my space as that makes us connected with each other and I feel they deserve it more to get the giveaway.

Only Royal Cooking
So, go ahead, don a royal hat and let the royal affair begin…

23 comments:

  1. Hi Pari ,

    Great Event!!!

    Do participate:)

    Keep regular support on me Dear...

    Do collect your Sunshine Blogger Award at

    www.southindiafoodrecipes.blogspot.in

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  2. Great event and interesting theme Pari :) Will link in my entries soon...

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  3. Love to participate in this nice event:)

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  4. First time here....This is really an interesting event...Will try to participate for sure...

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  5. an interesting challenge will love to be part of it... you got a lovely little blog... :-)

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  6. Dear Deepa, this event will be guest hosted by Divya, I guess she will be okay with non veg recipes. pls wait for her to announce the event.

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  7. Hmmmm already thinking what to make for this event!

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  8. hi pari.. this is a great event idea.. teh royal food... waiting for the details of teh event!!

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  9. Lovely theme...will surely participate

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  10. Great event! will surely participate.

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  11. Nice theme.. looking forward to it..

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  12. Hi pari

    Happy to follow you.dear.Do visit my blog http://tangymind.blogspot.com Request you to follow me dear.Awaiting to hear your comments.
    I ll surely participate.If i link my post in indian entries will i send my mom's address in india..Will u accept it?Awaiting to hear it from u..dear.

    Do visit my new event tangymind.blogspot.com/2012/07/announcing-know-your-natural-sweetness.html
    Awaiting to see your new recipe on my blog event dear.

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  13. Great event Pari... I will link in my entries soon.

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  14. lovely event, definitely will try to participate..

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  15. Dear Achu,
    You can send your entries in Indian entries. you can read Divya's post too, it is there in the rules of the event.

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  16. This is a lovely event indeed, Pari - I have just posted my kaaju barfis - will that count as an entry for this? If so I will link it now - Happy Rakshabandan to you - We have the Thread ceremony today and my hubby's birthday so it's all about calories chez moi :) hugs, Priya

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  17. Priya, I guess Kaju Katli would as they were definitely eaten by the royal people earlier.

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  18. Hi Pari,
    I like your name very much, as my daughters name is PARI and my new blog is dedicated to my kids. May be after few years, one more pari will be in blog list.
    Nice event dear. I am sending my entries.
    thanks

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  19. wonderful theme for the event.. have linked my entries...

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  20. Hi Pari . Happy to follow u... I have linked in my recipe for this event... Do visit my space in it free time ,,, www.jiyasdelicacy.blogspot.com

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