Thanks for coming over here. So you want to know more about my blog and me?
I'm medical doctor by qualification, a freelance writer by occupation and a passionate cook. I love to spend all my free time in the kitchen. I love cooking for my family and friends. And there's always a little more food than what the two of us would eat to accomodate any friends who drop by.
It's my dream to start a little home-style restaurant someday soon and I'm lucky that my husband encourages my dream completely. He has reserved the position of CTO (Chief Tasting Officer).
I say - Cooking is like meditation. Wait - don't laugh! When I stand in front of my wok, I just put in the ingredients instictively. My heart tells me what will taste good and what wont. And I cook with my heart. When one does that, the results are usually good. I believe in healthy cooking - low on salt and oil, fresh ingredients and spices, simple and quick procedures that help us eat freshly cooked meals at any time of the day. I eat to live so that I may live to eat!
Baking is a love I discovered some 2 years ago. It is something I find therapeutic and it calms me down completely, both the process and the aromas. I make it a point to bake something or the other when I go meet my mom or aunt or anyone I love. A home-baked goodie is the most personal and loving gift one can give anyone.
Food to me is an integral part of life, and cooking even more. Nothing was more natural than writing about food. If not this blog, it would have been a diary. And someday I plan to write a book on food too...
And it's Saffron Trail because nothing is as exotic and intoxicating as the aroma of saffron, sailing from the kitchen, spreading into the whole house. It leaves a sweet-smelling trail called the 'Saffron Trail'.
You can check out my work-profile here.
Thanks again for taking interest in my blog. You can address any queries, post your feedback or simply say hello at saffrontrail (at) gmail (dot) com
Happy Cooking.
Nandita Iyer
Nandita Iyer




12 Comments:
Yoo hoo!
For a moment I thought your saffron blog was leaving behind a trail of politics!
But thank heavens for the fact that in all probability your pursuits will turn out to be much more palatable.
That green chilli slit thing works? This I've got to try. Because if there is one ardent fan of perfectly formed curds/yoghurt (where you can scoop up blocks of it without much effort), it's gotta be me!
Congratulations on the blog, now let's see if you can sustain the interest ;)
Congrats on this Yummy blog,will sure be a regular here.And might try some of the simpler recipes.
Stay connectd
Ciao
Manoj
Hi Nan!!!
This is completely awesome. Glad to see you leaving your trail behind for the rest of us!!!
I recently have turned completely veg and I love it! So I look forward to trying some of your favorites.
Thanks
Nishit
This is a great blog! Spice up my tastebuds. I will try out your mouth watering recipes.
Hey guys thanks for your encouragement, and keep dropping by to check out new healthy vegetarian recipes and try them out in your kitchens!!
hey Nandita...
I want to thank you so much for ur great recipes... as they have such a blend of diffrent cuisines...
and as a vegetarian indian living in U.K, i am constantly disappointed with food here..
ur recipes make me feel less left out.. :)
P.S: Can you suggest some good resturants in London which do vegetarian...? u mentioned a couple... any more??
Thanks for Saffron Trail and the background bio. Can't wait to try these recipes. I saw a post on boxcarkitchen.com for saffron pots de creme and tried them. It's one of the most versatile spices that has totally captured my interest.
Hello Nadita.
My name is Deepa and I write to you from Boston. I am a friend of Sumanth and he always has so many delightful things to say about you and about your wonderful passion for the culinary arts. I have just taken a look at your blog. I must say that it is indeed splendid. I am not much of a cook myself and even when I do try it is most often pretty boring food:) I don't eat Indian food much and reading your recipes makes me want to give cooking a shot;) Well, I wish you many more exciting discoveries and joys in sharing your gift. Warm regards. Deepa
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Nandita. I also do beileve that cooking is meditation and absolutely share the same thoughts for baking. I find it very relaxing.Nice to know you.
What a yummy place to be in!!
Am going to try out all the easy recipes.
Thanks for making it easy by compiling them here.
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