Miscellaneous

Really good options for vegetarians wanting to eat out in Goa are scarce, though the scene is so much better than it used to be. Here’s a list of 11 restaurants in Pamjim, Goa for good vegetarian food.

I haven’t exactly been very regular with my posts in sometime but I didn’t quite plan this short break from my blog. Things have been extra busy on the home front, add inertia on my part to that and the result was a 2 week break from blogging.

On the 11th of March, 2011, most of us woke up to the horrifying news that the north-east coast of Japan had been hit by a massive earthquake, one of the worst known to man. Registering 9.0 on the Richter scale, [the earthquake set off a 10m high Tsunami, caused a nuclear emergency and left thousand

That’s an answer I would expect from a child who was asked, “Why did you take it?” This is most definitely not the answer I would expect from an adult, but it was the one I got when I asked that question. The “it” that was taken in this case was my photograph which you see below.

I originally wrote this post for the Food Talk series of articles at The Daring Kitchen. Baking without eggs and where this is not that easy to do, baking with as few eggs as possible is something I do on a regular basis.

Early this year, in March to be precise, I had written about BloggerAid Changing The Face Of Famine and their Cookbook Project.

By now, I’m sure all of you would have heard about Briana Brownlow and her battle with cancer. I had not heard of her or her blog, Figs with Bri, till this post at Jugalbandi.

I’m finally back after a rather long break. I didn’t mean to be away for so long but circumstances decided otherwise! As soon as we arrived in Goa, I started getting persistent pains in my upper abdomen and back. Turned out that I had a whole lot of stones in my gall bladder and needed immediate sur

If you have been following my blog, you would know that we lived in Goa before we moved down to Kochi about 4 years ago. Well, I’m very happy to tell you all that we are moving back to Goa. In my husband’s words, “The call of the Mandovi river is too strong to be ignored”