Hello Manju, Loved reading your “About us” page and felt I am talking to you in person. I strumbled upon your blog by chance and was fascinated to see the “Travel Eat” section as not many blogs have such kind of section. I would anxiously wait for your travelogues. I would also invite you to share your travel discoveries as a guest bloggers on the platform for foodies (mentioned as website link). Hope to see many more recipes but eagerly waiting for the “Travel Eat” section.
Hi Daniel, my email is working fine as it is my everyday email id and I am getting emails from others, maybe a typo from your end? Thanks for letting me know anyway, I will send you an email.
Hey Manju – thank you for your quick reply. I just tried again and I did not manage to get through. Yes please send me an email. I shall reply to it and thanks for getting back to me so quickly 😉
Hi Manju, Love your site and the recipes are pretty amazing! I would like to set-up a Food Blog, just curious did you come up with the layout on your own? I’m still tossing around on the name for my blog. PLEASE HELP!
Hi.. Ur dish paneer butternut squash tikki caught my eye when I was browsing through the newspaper this morning.. the dish looked so gud that I had to check out the recipe & make it. The wonderful coincidence I felt when I read ur story was that u had made it for the rainy season and here it rained in the morning :). I went through the ingredients but wanted to know what I can replace with butternut and russet potato incase im not able to procure them though i do know they are the main ingredients. I stay in Chennai, India and run my own library – Little Love Library and venture into cooking and baking occasionally when either something interesting catches my eye like it did today morning or when I get into the sudden mood/urge to prepare something.
Thank you Sweta and fellow Chennai-ite! ? Russet potato was just to give an estimate of size, you can use any potatoes, maybe about 2 of them. And for the butternut squash, you can use pumpkin instead. Hope you love the dessert!
Hai Manju, I have discovered your blog through foodgawker. You have an amazing blog with good recipes and I love your food photos, great job. I’m very happy to know about you.Keep rocking!!
Hello Manju, Loved reading your “About us” page and felt I am talking to you in person. I strumbled upon your blog by chance and was fascinated to see the “Travel Eat” section as not many blogs have such kind of section. I would anxiously wait for your travelogues. I would also invite you to share your travel discoveries as a guest bloggers on the platform for foodies (mentioned as website link). Hope to see many more recipes but eagerly waiting for the “Travel Eat” section.
Thank you Kirti! I am going to go check that out now!
hello manju..great blog….accidentally stumbled here…and have been reading for the past hour or two..Excellent
Thank you Geetha akka! 🙂 Its so good to hear from you!
Hey Manju – Hope this finds you well. Just to say that your email is not working. Please change your contact email or check it 😉
I just sent an email to [email protected] but bounced back to me.
Daniel
Hi Daniel, my email is working fine as it is my everyday email id and I am getting emails from others, maybe a typo from your end? Thanks for letting me know anyway, I will send you an email.
Hey Manju – thank you for your quick reply. I just tried again and I did not manage to get through. Yes please send me an email. I shall reply to it and thanks for getting back to me so quickly 😉
Hi Manju,
Love your site and the recipes are pretty amazing! I would like to set-up a Food Blog, just curious did you come up with the layout on your own? I’m still tossing around on the name for my blog. PLEASE HELP!
Thanks
Jasvin
Hi..
Ur dish paneer butternut squash tikki caught my eye when I was browsing through the newspaper this morning.. the dish looked so gud that I had to check out the recipe & make it. The wonderful coincidence I felt when I read ur story was that u had made it for the rainy season and here it rained in the morning :). I went through the ingredients but wanted to know what I can replace with butternut and russet potato incase im not able to procure them though i do know they are the main ingredients. I stay in Chennai, India and run my own library – Little Love Library and venture into cooking and baking occasionally when either something interesting catches my eye like it did today morning or when I get into the sudden mood/urge to prepare something.
Thank you Sweta and fellow Chennai-ite! ? Russet potato was just to give an estimate of size, you can use any potatoes, maybe about 2 of them. And for the butternut squash, you can use pumpkin instead. Hope you love the dessert!
I meant, dish, not dessert ?
Hai Manju, I have discovered your blog through foodgawker. You have an amazing blog with good recipes and I love your food photos, great job. I’m very happy to know about you.Keep rocking!!
Awww! Thank you Nasreen! ??