TOP 10 RECIPE OF 2023
In today's post I am sharing my top 10 recipe of 2023. I didn't like to cook in my teenage years. But after becoming a wife and mom I am more fascinated towards cooking. I used to watch a cooking show and tried to make the recipe. And over the years I realised I am a lazy brat. I always wanted to cook which is simple, tasty and healthy. And so I tried many recipes as per my taste buds and started to publish them on my blog post.😉
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Every year I love to do reflections especially for my blog. I love to analyse my blogging journey for the year. Like how I grew up compared to the last year, what I had learnt and how I was productive. I know it is February but I am in the mode of execution.
This year I am surprised that I wrote on versatile topics. The topic which I always wanted to write and readers also love to read. Thank you to each one of you whoever is reading my blog. Thank you for helping me to reach at this stage.
I am really grateful
I never thought I can write recipe 😛 I am not an expert cook but when I turn up to Mommy- I wants to give simple and delicious homemade foods to my daughter and twins toddlers. I always experiment and stick to basic traditional food recipes.
MyTop 10 recipes for the year 2023 are
1. Every culture is different and so is the food. I am Maharashtrian and I know many women don't know what to eat during the postpartum special for the first 2 months. In this post I am sharing 12 foods every mom should eat while breastfeeding.
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2. Sabudana Wada is one of our weekend breakfast recipes which can be prepared in 10 to 15 minutes only you have to do some preparation. We can have at least twice in a month. Check out the easy and healthier version of Sabudana Vada recipe.
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3. I have shared the real recipe which can be cooked in 10 minutes and can have normal ingredients specially for kids. Egg is one of the most important part of our food. In this post I shared easy way to have egg in your diet.
4. French toast sandwich is sweet. But at my house nobody wants to eat sweets in the morning so I twisted this recipe as per my family taste buds with additional magical ingredients - Cheese. And voila it turns out awesome. Do check it here.
5. I was in the meal planning process and I had created this simple weekly breakfast which was eaten by my baby too. Sharing easy weekly breakfast ideas which is kids/toddlers approved.
6. Whenever there is a festival I always want to prepare some festive feast. But with toddlers it is not possible to have elaborate meals. Here I have shared some easy peasy festival meals.
7. And how can I forget my baby meals. Watching instgram I am also getting tempted to make same dishes. But frankly speaking my babies didn't ate any of that 😭I turned on our traditional recipe and they are hit. So here is the chart. This is according to my baby food habits and mostly convenient for me.
8. Pancake is the fancy name. We called it Chilla in Hindi and Pola in marathi. I tried to make it more healthy as I wanted to feed them vegetables. Palak Chilla is one of our family favourite breakfast items. It tastes awesome with ginger tea and for kids with homemade curd. For non veg versions you can replace besan with egg and oats flour.
9. If your toddler not ready to drink milk then you can add up cheese in diet. This one is Tomato Cheese Omlette tasty because it is loaded with cheese. Even I also like to have it in my breakfast with my toddlers 😁
10. My elder daughter is not ready to eat vegetables and so I tried to add vegetables in the chilla. You can alter the recipe as per your kids preference. Vegetable Chilla also tastes awesome with curd or tomato ketchup or peanut chutney.
Conclusion:
It was my dream that my blog post should be popular not all but at least few, 😁 and I am writing this year. All credit goes to you, my readers. Keep reading and revisiting my blog.
Questions for the Day
I hope you love something in the above posts. Which one do you like?
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Good recipes. I only have sunny side up and my kids have cereals or scrambled eggs in the morning. I should try your other options.
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DeleteI wish that your blog and popularity keep growing with every passing year. Out of all these wonderful dishes my favourite is vegetable chilla and the festive aloo poori platter - yummy.
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DeleteI don't like elaborate cooking at all, just the thought of standing in the kitchen for hours make me shiver. That's why I also like to make quick, easy and simple recipes like different varieties of Chilla, it's everybody's fav at home. Thanks for sharing these recipes.
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DeleteJust Look at the pic of Dishes, each one them look so tempting and I am sure it tastes equally great and as a well wisher I want you not to restrict just to blog with your tempting recipes and think of making it a collection of recipes to bring it out as a recipe book and I am sure this will help your cooking skill and talent to reach more people. You can be a reason of inspiration for many such chefs who shy to share their recipes with the world. My best wishes are always with you.
ReplyDeleteI like palak chillas, anything with veggies and all sabudana recipes! We make a lot of sabudana khichdi at home along with poha.
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DeleteCongratulations on your blogging journey and the growth you've experienced this year. It's clear that your passion for cooking and sharing your knowledge with others shines through in your posts. Keep up the fantastic work, and I look forward to reading more of your recipes and reflections in the future.
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DeleteFrench toast cheese sandwich is my kids fav. They have been in love since I made them last year. Other most liked is saabudana vada.
ReplyDeleteI love sabudana wada and palak chilla too. Nice compilation, Neeta. I'm sure these will be helpful for moms like yourself
ReplyDeleteAs I fast while reading this, I feel sorry for myself and envious for people around you who must've enjoyed these delicacies.
ReplyDeleteAll these recipes are really good and healthy. I always get stuck what to cook especially for breakfast. Thanks for sharing such tasty options for breakfast, will try for sure.
ReplyDeleteI remember all these recipes you shared. It is lovely to have them all in one place. I am sure your recipes are going to be popular. They are very useful for new mothers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these items... Sabudana Wada is my favorite item. and now I am craving for some!
ReplyDeleteI am not a Maharashtrian, but did MBBS/MD from Aurangabad and Mumbai respectively. Sabudana khichdi and vada are the dishes which i learnt whilst there and they both are my favourite breakfast.
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That's a nice compilation. I am also a lazy cook and in fact avoid cooking as much as possible! I would especially like to have a look at your list of easy breakfast recipes.
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DeleteWow these recipes look lip smacking. I'm gonna check them out and I'm sure these will help me in planning out meals. Thanks for sharing these recipes
ReplyDeleteYour dedication to providing simple, tasty, and healthy recipes for your family is truly commendable.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved all your recipes. Thank you for summarising the most loved ones. They all need to be tried by me ASAP!
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting together this list, it was easy to go check out the specific recipes. Why did you say you have sabudana wava only update 2 times per month? can we not have it more often? and do you have an easy non-spicy peanut chutney recipe? please share.
ReplyDeleteI love this article as now I have one stop for so many yummy yet simple and not time consuming recipes. I would love to try all these recipes and give you realtime feedback about the same with my children's comments on them.
ReplyDeleteWow , I loved all these recipes which are easy to use, healthy and definately nutricious for new moms. Loved the piece of article. Sharing it with my sister who is a new mom and blessed with a baby boy :)
ReplyDeleteI am surely gonna try sabudana wada ...nice compilation
ReplyDeleteI have never tried palak chilla. Must try it once. Your festival spread looks lavish and yum!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSabudana vada I dont know why I like it so much whether it is in Kheer or any snacks it uplifts the taste and is crisp.
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of your simple recipes Neeta and I love the fact that despite your busy life, u make sure to serve home cooked food on the table. Although I already make the items in your list, one thing was new for me and that is palak chilla... I made it for dinner some time ago n my kids really loved it and took the leftover to school for lunch the next day... hahaha. Thank you for that.
ReplyDeleteYour post has made me so hungry! We have always had savoury/ salty French toast in addition to sweet ones at home - we love it with ketchup!
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