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About Vaishali
I cook and eat simple, tasty and nutritious plant-based food in my Washington, D.C. kitchen, but I never fight a craving for samosas or French fries. Follow me on Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram, and read more about me here.
Happy Diwali! Every recipe I have tried from your site has been amazing! Your recipes are easy to follow and I love the stories you share with your recipes. I previously spent a month in Rajisthan, around Udaipur, while I was there I had an amazing dry curry made with wonderful red carrots and green peas. I’ve been searching for a recipe, but I’m not sure what it’s called in Hindi. It was very simple but so flavorful. I was wondering if you might know of such a dish? Thanks again for the great recipes!
Gordon, Thanks for your kind words. About the curry, I don’t remember eating this but you have inspired me to make a peas and carrot curry with Rajasthani spices. I’ll try it soon and post it if it turns out okay.
Mints! says
October 16, 2009 atawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww! He looks CUTE!
Happy Diwali to you and your family.
Priya says
October 16, 2009 atHe is so cute…Happy diwali wishes to you and your family..
BangaloreBaker says
October 16, 2009 atHappy Diwali to you and your family. Dog looks so adorable.
Poornima Nair says
October 16, 2009 atHappy Diwali to you guys too…
Jaya Wagle says
October 16, 2009 atHappy Diwali to you, Desi and all your adorable pets.
Ammu's says
October 16, 2009 atSoo Cute….
Happy Diwali to you and your family
Dips says
October 16, 2009 atAww!!
Wish you and yours a very Happy Diwali too !!
Mike K says
October 17, 2009 atHappy Diwali – just found the site, and the food looks great! Love the pup pictures too.
Cham says
October 17, 2009 atHe is really cozy and well wrapped!
Happy Diwali to you & your family 🙂
Gordon says
October 17, 2009 atHappy Diwali! Every recipe I have tried from your site has been amazing! Your recipes are easy to follow and I love the stories you share with your recipes. I previously spent a month in Rajisthan, around Udaipur, while I was there I had an amazing dry curry made with wonderful red carrots and green peas. I’ve been searching for a recipe, but I’m not sure what it’s called in Hindi. It was very simple but so flavorful. I was wondering if you might know of such a dish? Thanks again for the great recipes!
Shri says
October 17, 2009 atHappy Diwali to you, your family and of course your pets:)
TBC says
October 17, 2009 atA very happy and prosperous Diwali to you and your family, Vaishali!
Sireesha says
October 17, 2009 atHappy Diwali to you and your family.
Red Chillies says
October 18, 2009 atA very Happy Diwali to you and yours Vaishali.
Parita says
October 18, 2009 atCho chweet 🙂
Wish you and your family a very happy and prosperous diwali 🙂
Miri says
October 18, 2009 atHappy Diwali you little bundle of love!!! 🙂 OH and to you too Vaishali!
kitchen queen says
October 19, 2009 atHi u have a nice blog,u can visit my blog and give ur comments.
Vaishali says
October 21, 2009 atThanks, all!
Gordon, Thanks for your kind words. About the curry, I don’t remember eating this but you have inspired me to make a peas and carrot curry with Rajasthani spices. I’ll try it soon and post it if it turns out okay.