Happy new year....

Wishing all my readers a very Happy New Year …

In the dawn of this new year, I would like to go back to some of my some of my hit recipes of last year. I cannot differentiate between my recipes as all are dear to me and all the recipes are made with much time and effort. These are some of the recipes which were liked the most across my family, friends and other blog readers.

In January 2012
Tiramisu- Heaven on your tastebuds
This was the cake which from long time I was planning to make and at last it happened. This turned out to be delicious and a hit among the family.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/01/tiramisu-heaven-on-your-taste-buds.html

In February 2012
Basbousa- An Arabian delight
I saw this in a cookery show and tried this and it came out perfect. I liked the name of the dish a lot.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/02/basbousa-arabian-dessert.html

In March 2012
Strawberry Ice cream
I made this without adding any colours and the ice cream has turned out to natural pink colour and it tasted the same as we get in the shop.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/03/strawberry-ice-cream.html

In April 2012
Prawns biryani in pressure cooker- Spicy yet tasty
Usually I make this in the dum method, but here I tried making this in pressure cooker and was perfect.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/04/prawns-biryani-made-in-pressure-cooker.html

In May 2012
Mango Cheesecake
This I made on my cutie pie’s birthday and was loved by all.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/05/mango-cheesecake-for-birthday.html

In June 2012
Stuffed Chicken Masala Bun
As I saw this in Raks kitchen blog, I made it as I had some leftover chicken in fridge. This was a mouth watering snack that can be had at any time.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/06/stuffed-chicken-masala-bun.html

In July 2012
Vanilla Cupcakes with Dora frosting
I got some dora wafers with which I decorated the cupcakes and my kid and her friends ate without leaving any.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/07/vanilla-cupcakes-with-dora-frosting-and.html

In August 2012
Chicken Stuffed Rotis / Erachi Pathiri
I made these for iftar and it was a perfect tea time snack. Now I make these regularly.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/08/erachi-pathiri-chicken-stuffed-rotis.html

In September 2012
Inji Puli / Ginger and tamarind Mix
I made this for the first time on the occasion of onam. A perfect side dish with a sadhya.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/09/inji-puli-ginger-tamarind-mix.html

In October 2012
No bake lemon pie
This is one of the easiest dessert which can be made within minutes and will be a hit.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/10/no-bake-lemon-pie.html

In November 2012
Badam Burfi and Chocolate Burfi
My blog’s 2nd anniversary and I was really happy that my blog crossed the 2nd milestone, so to celebrate it I made these sweets.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/11/badam-burfi-chocolate-burfi-chocolate.html

In December 2012
Banana Loaf Cake
Year 2012’s last post and a very delicious loaf cake.
http://myexperimentswithfood.blogspot.in/2012/12/banana-loaf-cake.html


That was a recap of 2012 for you... :-) Thanks for all the support and encouragement showered on my blog posts. Keep visiting my little blog. This year I plan to treat my blog readers with more different varieties of recipes.

Once again wishing all a very Happy New Year 2013 !!!

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