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Exploring Indian Fusion Cooking...

Happy New Year Everyone!!

Callin' out all Foodies. We need your input on our blog. My idea was to promote Indian cooking to all who are new and unaware about this cuisine. Over the years, I've gotten some feedback about how Indian cooking requires too many ingredients or that it is very laborious. Well my friends, I have recently started a cooking blog with my mom to show "the audience" how some substitutions can still create full flavored entrees and desserts.

If you like what you see, please feel free to join our site so you can get updates every time we post something new or follow us on Facebook. Come check us out!

Cooking is about sharing and exploring and I want to share my experiences with you:

http://www.indiankhanamadeeasy.com

!!!Happy Holidays from IKME!!!

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Permalink Reply by Deborah on April 19, 2010 at 8:14pm

this is very cool -- I will definitely come back to this blog! I love cooking and have wanted to find some healthy, easy Indian recipes to try and now I have some! And bonus: I LOVE Vatan and Penang (I think, didn't the one in SoHo close?) so I'm thinking I will probably like what you like. Thanks for posting!

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Permalink Reply by Leah on April 19, 2010 at 10:15pm

this looks great and yummy..i'll def be checking this out in the future. thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on April 20, 2010 at 11:44am

Hi Bis, let me know how it comes out and share your experience on the blog. We love comments from our followers.

Bis said:

great idea, will be checking this out, and hopefully will use some of these recipes...the Tandoori Tofu, is right around my alley, and plan to try it.

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on October 16, 2010 at 3:20pm

Hi there,

Just wanted to drop by and let you know, we've added more recipes and continually working on making the site easy to use.

Feel free to share any comments or suggestions. We love to hear from our readers.

Thanks,

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Permalink Reply by Nimit on November 12, 2010 at 3:42pm

Jahnavi,

I quickly looked at it. I think by doing some more work on http://www.indiankhanamadeeasy.com
you can provide step by step more details for everyone (This will specifically help any non indian). Also it's good idea to provide some local indian grocery store in NJ where they can get some stuff and give them exact name of item so it's easy to find.

Good start and keep in touch!

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on November 16, 2010 at 3:45pm

thanks for your feedback.

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Permalink Reply by Peter on December 4, 2010 at 1:26am

This is a cool idea. I enjoy Indian food.

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on December 6, 2010 at 11:46am

I try to make our blog as fun and informational as possible. If you'd like to stay tuned, you can check back on my profile for the latest posts (post about 3-5 depending on festivals and recipes we've perfected).

We had a big Thanksgiving party this year and have a lot to share. We tried to incorporate a lot of traditional ingredients from this holiday into our cooking: pumpkins, sweet potatoes, cranberries, green beans, potatoes, lots of spices and loads more.

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on December 23, 2010 at 12:23pm

Hi everyone,

Best wishes for all over the holidays!! Don't forget to stop by our blog for holiday ideas. Also, we have added a couple of new pages: Aapka Khana and Our Dining Out Guide. Aapka Khana is all about the recipes you've tried from our site and loved and want to show it off. We already have two submissions from one of our regular visitors. The Dining Out Guide is a list of restaurants and joints we've been to all over the world. We've listed the dishes we've tried and loved...

If you guys have places you would like us to seek out so we can give our reviews, let us know.

Happy Holidays!!

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Permalink Reply by Nicole on December 26, 2010 at 12:15pm

Hi,

I took a quick look at your blog and I really love the lay-out. The pictures of the ingredients are great and I appreciate the fact that I can get many of the ingredients at my local supermarket. The restaurant guide is great too. I'll have to try Bombay Spice, since I have some coupons. The tab navigation is great too.

I would love to learn more about where to purchase some of the spices, dals and flours you write about. In addition, I would love to know more about the Indian supermarkets throughout New Jersey -- which ones are worth visiting and what's worth buying.

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on December 28, 2010 at 1:12pm

Hi glad to know you are enjoying our blog. I will be posting information about the Indian supermarkets soon enough. Trying to make the site fun and interesting for everyone.

Thanks for your feedback.

Jahnavi

Nicole said:

Hi,

I took a quick look at your blog and I really love the lay-out. The pictures of the ingredients are great and I appreciate the fact that I can get many of the ingredients at my local supermarket. The restaurant guide is great too. I'll have to try Bombay Spice, since I have some coupons. The tab navigation is great too.

I would love to learn more about where to purchase some of the spices, dals and flours you write about. In addition, I would love to know more about the Indian supermarkets throughout New Jersey -- which ones are worth visiting and what's worth buying.

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Permalink Reply by Jahnavi Utukuri on January 13, 2011 at 5:57pm

FYI: We have created a Fan Page on Facebook for the blog. You can find us by typing in the name: Indian Khana Made easy and look for the one that has website under it or "Like Us" on our website.

Thanks everyone!!