Announcing Foodabulous Fest Event Series For the Month Of January-2014

Wishing a Very Very Happy New Year to all of My Friends and Family.

Happy New Year 2014

India a country of Festivals or Utsava. You cannot think India without Festivals or Utsava. Utsava which comes from the Sanskrit Language. If we split the word we will get two words like Ut and Sava. Here Ut means "Removal" and Sava means "Wordly Sorrows or Grief" . From this we are easily getting the actual reason or meaning of festivals in India. Its really amazing to imagine that from the ancient age we Indian are so devine in nature. Here Utsava or Festivals signify all the festival regarding Rituals, Cultural or Socialism . Utsava or Festival brings the Positive energy to all our life too. With our Cultural and Traditional ways Festival without Food is just unimaginable. So where is Festival there is Foods too. Above all foods are also selected simultaneously related to the festivals and seasons. Its really encouraging to all food lovers. I feel Proud to be an Indian.

Now I must Thank to Preeti (Owner of www.simplytadka.com) for giving this opportunity to host the event of 1st month of the New Year 2014. It hopes a Positive starting for the new year to me. I appreciate Preeti for the Lovely Idea about events of amazing India.

To know more please follow the instructions thoroughly :

"FoodabulousFest" is origin from (food +fabulous + festivals) where we can prepare fabulous food for specific festivals and special days to celebrate. It’s a monthly series which celebrate every month with monthly festivals and special day.

In Jan month, there are number of festivals which celebrate in India. Here is list of some festivals and special days which celebrate in January.

New Year- 1 Jan	Ganga Sagar Snan- 14 Jan
Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti- 7 Jan	Pongal- 14 Jan
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi- 11 Jan	Magh Bihu- 14 Jan
Swami Vivekanand Jayanti- 12 Jan	Paush Purnima- 16 Jan
Lohri- 13 Jan	Agni Utsav (Orissa)- Jan
Makara Sankranti/ Uttarayan- 14 Jan	Sakat Chauth- 19 Jan
Kenduli Mela- 14 Jan	Republic Day- 26 Jan

Rules For the Event :

· The event runs through the month of Jan (1^st Jan– 31^stJan).

· Any course of meal but related to theme. Only vegetarian recipes are allowed.

· Use linky tools to enter your recipes at the end of post or mail me on (YOUR EMAIL-ID)

· You have to follow Simply TADKA via GFC and Facebook.

· No archives please, only fresh entries can add during the month of Jan.

· Usage of logo is compulsory; it's recommended that you use it as it helps spread the word.

· The post must to be linked with Foodabulous Fest Event organised by SimplyTADKA and host(Event Announcement Page) by Me(Owner of Esho-Bosho-Aahare), it’s compulsory.

· In case you have a problem using linky tool you can send the details to (your email-id) in the following format using subject line of Foodabulous Fest- Celebrate Jan’14 Series. You’re Name, Email- id, Blog Name, Blog URL, Recipe Name, Recipe URL, Picture (300px).

· For the Non-Blogger: You can share your recipe with details and pictures to Your Email-id in the following format using subject line of Foodabulous Fest- Celebrate Jan’14 Series.

· You will post the round up within ten days after the event gets over.

Looking forward for the lots of recipe for Month of Jan’s celebrations, Join us in my Blog

Here is Your Linky Tools :

Tiramishu Sandesh | A Fusion Sweet

Tiramisu , hope you heard it before. So first of all sharing little more about Tiramisu .Tiramisu is an Italian dessert. Basically the recipe has been adapted into many varieties of pudding cake and other dessert. Origin wise it is a layered dessert consisting of soaked coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of egg yolks and mascarpone cheese and flavored with cocoa. Hope you are now really happy to know about little more Tiramisu which is such a popular dessert of Itali. Source : Wiki But what do you feel if it gives some mix and match with Indian dessert? Nice right? Here is the recipe of that kind of fusion dessert which came out just fabulous after trying at home. One more thing , do you know the meaning of Sandesh? Sandesh meaning is same for Bengali,Sanskrit & Hindi. Basically sandesh meaning is News. In earlier days when somebody was visiting to their relative house or any other occasion with any good news, they used to carry some sweets too. From then some k...

Awadhi Paneer Masala | Lucknow Paneer Masala

Whenever I am thinking for some special cuisine at my home, it has to be really a special dish for me. No any common dishes I would not prefer to follow absolutely. So Some state or region has its own culture for their cuisines. So we identify them only by their special and identical cooking preparation which are really well known by all of us.As for example For Mughlai khana we always know that Biriyani is the most favorable delicacy. Same to same Awadhi cuisine or Lucknow cuisine has their own specialty too. In maximum cases they are cooking in Dum Puckt style foods means cooking will be done in a big hundi with a lid including all the spices but in low flame. But think as Mughal culture and Lucknow culture are more or less same in their cooking style. Still it has to be some differentiation in some cases. Hope you got to know that why I had given so many lectures about the Awadhi Cooking. Because today I want share one Awadhi special recipe. It's a simple and easy cooking reci...

Lord Ganesha - The Hindu Deity .

Om Ganeshaya Namah In Hindu religion there are so many deities are worshipped . All though they are very much different from one god to other goddess. From the ancient age we Hindu are devotee and cultural by nature . We love to worship, we love to pray and obviously we love to do all good things for our wish fulfill. Somehow we all know that Lord Ganesha is our one of the most worshipped deity in Hindu religion. He is worshipped at first of all Goddess too. In that way you can see the Ganesha statue in the front of every temple. There are lots of believes in Hindu devotees. Devotion to Lord Ganesha is widely familiar from wisdom to intellect. In Indian Mythology Lord Ganesha is called Siddhidata Ganesha. Here Siddhidata signifies Bestower of success and accomplishments. Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of any kind of OBSTACLES too. Out of India Lord Ganesha is considered the God Of Wisdom, Knowledge and New Beginnings. Image Source : Photography

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