Sunday, September 8, 2013

My "Mithai Tamasha" !!

Food is so visual ...and so why can't Recipe writing be ??

Proud as a peacock I am, to be a trumpet blower !!
Yes my Indian Sweets Recipe Illustrations have been published
in my favorite online magazine called The Indian Trumpet.
 It is an e-magazine which captures
 the color, culture and chaos of India.
 It blows the trumpet and makes a lot of noise about all things Indian :)

I fell in love with this magazine instantly
 for it truly... truly satisfies my lust for colors, and brightness, 
besides pleasing my heart which is oh so very Indian !!
Each page is so vibrant and oozes out so much energy
 that you can't resist flipping through them again and again and again :)

So here is my 'Mithai Tamasha" (Sweet Show).



Eid celebrations demand "Phirni" for sure :)



Favorite sweet of Lord Ganesha 
and so an irresistible part of "Ganesh Chaturthi"




"Onam" Sadya and Payasams a delicious affair!!




"Navratri Bhog becomes special with this sweet nutty kheer :)
  



A mouth watering sweet for the "Durga Puja " festivities.




 "Dussehra" and Jalebi...a bond unbreakable.



An Integral part of the famous "Karva Chauth" festival.



 Gulab Jamun makes the "Diwali " fun and festivities even more special.


 So friends how do you find this "Mithai Tamasha" ??
Do try out some of these recipes and I am sure you are going to love them !!

And yes , don't forget to read The Digital Trumpet.
Flip to page number 50 for this sweet affair of mine !!

The rhythm of festivals begins...
the seasons will change 
and the time will take its own course...
and I am here again after my vacations...
all geared up with my arty stuff.
Hope you all are enjoying your days too :)



15 comments:

  1. Big CONGRATULATIONS!!! These colorfully illustrated recipes are gorgeous!! Fantastic!

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  2. yes, Congratulations-that is so cool!!!! Your illustrations are really wonderful! I've been fascinated by India and the culture for quite awhile but have never tried the food. My friend just mentioned a local Indian restaurant she recommends we go to soon.

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  3. Oh my goodness this is wonderful news...these are amazing...they must good recipes too!! Congratulations...what a great compilation to share!!! Well done they are BEAUTIFUL!!

    Hugs Giggles

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  4. All your recipes are so beautifully illustrated, I can imagine them framed in a kitchen. My cousin is married to a guy from India, so my wife and I LOVE indian food. Congratulations on your feature in the online magazine and Blessings!

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  5. Delightful recipe art, Ritu!!
    ♥♥♥
    Happy PPF!!
    Mary
    Mixed-Media Map Art

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  6. congratulations you are a great cook, and lovely recipe cards!

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  7. congratulations on your publication, I love your beautiful recipe cards.
    Happy PPF, Annette x

    http://nettysartadventures.blogspot.co.uk/

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  8. Wow, fantastic and your illustrations are so marvelous. Recipes look great. xox

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  9. Love your recipe art. so original.

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  10. Congratulations! I love your illustrated recipes - so charming and pretty. I will have to give some of these recipes a try.

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  11. Congrats on the publication. Your illustrations are delightful.

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  12. Yay beautiful friend...massive congrats to you and this wonderful published series of recipes-art...how fantastic a feeling for you...they all look amazing!! Wow...all so stunning...dazzling and very beautiful...such yummy recipes too! Shine on..much love!! This is so wonderful!
    Victoria

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  13. Congratulations! What beautiful recipes :)

    Karen x

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  14. What a great idea, making these gayly illustrated recipe cards!!! Thank you, Rita, for always encouraging me and showing me your love through your comments. I am happy to say you won my ATC giveaway for last week. Took me so long to pick as I have been sick. Please email me your snail mail address and I will happily send it off to you- patsy.paterno (at) gmail.com

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