Contact Me

Hello Friends,

If you have any suggestions, comments, reviews for ‘foodatarian’, good or bad (preferably good ;)) feel free to contact me at ‘foodatarianrecipes@gmail.com’.

You can also request for any specific recipes you would like to see on ‘foodatarian’.

I would love to hear from you, till then keep visiting and happy cooking!

(Visited 15 times, 1 visits today)

14 Comments Hide Comments

wanted the receipe of puri’s

Hello kk,

Thankyou for your response. The recipe for puri has been posted at:
http://foodatarian.com/2008/03/11/puri-fried-puffed-unleavened-indian-bread/

Do keep visiting and writing to us for more recipes 🙂

Nice Recipies .. Keep it Up …

Hi Devan,

Thank you for those words of appreciation.
Do subscribe to the RSS feed to get the latest recipes.

good jesture and clear direction

Hi Rita,
Thank you for those kind words. Welcome to the ‘foodatarian fan club’. Hope you liked the recipes and you are trying them out.
Happy Cooking!

Hi Minal,
Great efforts.
If you have a tried & tested recipe of ‘Malai Kofta’, I’d love to have it.
TIA

Hi Minal,

Nice receipe and smiple direction.. Great work

Hi KB,
One of the regular visitors of ‘foodatarian.com’ has posted the recipe for ‘Malai Kofta’.
Here is the recipe: http://foodatarian.com/2008/05/15/malai-kofta

Try it out and let me know how it turned out.

Thank you Gloria. I am glad that you find our recipes simple and clear. Keep visiting, contributing and happy cooking!

It would be really nice of u if u also mention some where how much is 5gms or 150gms.What I simply mean is, reading measurements in terms of spoons and cups is lot easier to understand. Thank you.

Hi Dipti,
Thank you for your suggestion.
Most of the recipes featured on our website give their measurements in spoons or cups except a few and let me explain why. Firstly those ingredients that need to be purchased from the market as per the given measurements like paneer, chicken or meat or specific vegetable, etc are given in grams. Secondly, recipes for cakes, biscuits or any bakery product have to be prepared in given measurements and proportions only, else they go wrong. Hence ingredients like flour, sugar, baking powder, etc are mentioned in grams. Moreover sizes of spoons and cups differ in different kitchens. I am sure you will agree to this. I would also take in account your suggestion and mention the measurements in spoons and cups wherever possible.
Meanwhile if you need any explaination on any recipe please feel free to drop a comment.

Regards,
Minal