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Inside Out Sandwich

By Sid • Aug 5th, 2008 • Category: Leftover Ideas, Posts

Breakfast this morning was cooked in a sleepy haze due to the heavy cooking and socialising the previous night.
As usual, there were leftovers that needed to be used. Here’s a very simple way of using them up. The idea of stuffing them into sandwiches is an old one, but this is a new take on [...]



Citrus Cafe - Udyog Vihar, Gurgaon

By Sid • Jul 14th, 2008 • Category: Restaurants in Gurgaon, Reviews

The Citrus Cafe is in a small (and very good I must add) hotel called ‘The Lemon Tree’. Rather hard to find due to no signage out front, it is however well worth the trouble, as we found out on Sunday.
Looking for a convenient spot to meet on Sunday, the Lemon Tree was suggested and [...]



Sidewok - Khan Market, New Delhi

By Sid • Jul 10th, 2008 • Category: Restaurants in Delhi, Reviews

Ashwin and I decided to meet up midweek and yesterday seemed as good a day as any. Since I had had enough of western style food, the general consensus was either an Indian or a Chinese restaurant. Roaming around Khan market, we found SideWok.
If I were to choose a single redeeming feature at SideWok, it [...]



Low Fat Spread - Hummus

By Sid • Jul 9th, 2008 • Category: Dips & Sauces, Healthy, Middle Eastern Food, Vegetarian Food

I’ve been meaning to change the way we eat for quite a while, but for some reason or the other, didn’t really get around to it. But now, things are going to change and thats that. I’m tired of being overweight. Hence the new health regime at home now.
The kitchen is now off limits to [...]



Our Third Day in France

By Toni Anne • Jun 23rd, 2008 • Category: Posts

We a woke to sunshine and I wore my summer clothes.  We had breakfast of fried eggs and mushrooms on  toasted sunflower bread, it was lovely.  French eggs all seem to have very yellow yolks and they are always delicious.  We read a little in the sunshine but soon had to have a little snooze…
We [...]



The Original Bakewell Pudding

By Sid • Jun 10th, 2008 • Category: British Food, Desserts, Featured Articles

I travel to Bakewell nearly every day of the week to work at a client’s premises. Try as I did, I finally succumbed to the smell of freshly baked Bakewell puddings.
As per Wikipedia: The tale told to tourists is that this dish is an accidental invention of the 1860s, which occurred when a nobleman visiting [...]



Hot Pineapple and Raisin Salad

By Sid • May 25th, 2008 • Category: Fusion Food, Posts, Salads, Vegetarian Food

Right, so all I’m writing about is Zainab’s food - I know.
I’ve tried cooking here and nearly always wind up with disastrous results. The problem is that when you’re not in your own kitchen, you almost never have the ‘right’ implements or spices and there are so many stuffed in various nooks and crannies of [...]



CAL Reaches GB

By Sid • May 19th, 2008 • Category: Posts

Hello All - After much travelling, switches and toil I’ve reached the land of crumpets, scones and double cream. On the flight, I found I was tagged as a ‘Hindu’ and consequently, I was on the receiving end of ’special’ meals. Translate that as stuff with no eggs or meat. Mostly cabbage and potatoes with [...]



Afghan, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi

By Sid • May 13th, 2008 • Category: Restaurants in Delhi, Reviews

Ashwin (of MentorLink fame) took us out to an Afghani restaurant yesterday.A foodie himself, Ashwin likes finding restaurants and places to eat in little known places. “Before they start dishing out commercial crap”, are his words on the subject.
Anyhow, more of an eating house than a restaurant the way we all expect it, Afghan is [...]



Mothers Day and Vinny Khullar

By Sid • May 11th, 2008 • Category: Posts

Hello and welcome to another Mothers Day. Its May 11 and time to put in place the things you’ve thought of for your mum, hand over the baubles you’ve purchased or post that card you picked up.
Some of the things I can remember most vividly is the food I’ve grown up with. An army officers [...]