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    Home » Events Hosted » Join me for a Cooking Carnival...

    Join me for a Cooking Carnival...

    Published: Aug 30, 2016 · Modified: Nov 6, 2020 by Srivalli · 4 Comments

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    ..for the Love of a Spud!I know I have set the stage for a lot of drama! What to do life has to be spiced up all the time.

    I have picked up the humble potato to be cooked for all of September 2016 which is going to be a Cooking Carnival!

    If you are landing here for the first time, just to update you, we are a group of Food bloggers doing a Blogging Marathon every month, 3 days all 4 weeks, each month. However, during April and September, we do 26 days of nonstop blogging with Sundays off.

    We have been doing the Mega Blogging Marathon since April 2013,
    April 2013 was the weekly theme.
    September 2013 was ABC Cooking 
    April 2014 was Indian Food Odyssey
    September 2014 was Around the world in 30 days
    April 2015 was Fire up our Ovens.
    September 2015 was a Buffet On Table
    April 2015 was a Journey through a Cuisine, where I did A to Z of Maharashtrian Sweets

    When I had announced the Mega BM theme and took the example of cooking 1 ingredient through the month with potato, I didn't think I will actually do it. It was only when I was talking to Padma when she teased me on my wording, I realized I could actually do it.
    Growing up, I wasn't a fan of Potato. It was hard for my friends to believe that I never had Potato Roast growing up. Amma was always a master of cooking in balance. Since potato used to appearing as Poori Kalangu, and in other kurmas, pulaos etc, she never made it exclusively as a roast.
    It was only my marriage and kids I have got so used to potato podimas, roast etc being cooked almost twice a week. Hubby Dear loves potato, so when I selected this, I realised I could make him very happy.
    I am also so unprepared and will be cooking as I go from now. I have just couple of them done. My BM Buddies tease that I cook a storm and get done with 6 to 7 in one shot. I did that for A to Z Maharatraian Sweets. I don't think even Hubby dear will appreciate a table with only Potatoes on it.
    To give myself a challenge, I ended up with a subtheme featuring Potatoes. So look out for that!
    I hope you all will join the fun.
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    1. Usha says

      August 30, 2016 at 7:32 pm

      Oh, so it is potato!! I thought you used potato just as an example. 🙂 Looking forward to a carb rich September!! :p

      Reply
    2. Pavani N says

      August 31, 2016 at 1:54 am

      Oh wow Valli. I'm soooooo looking forward to your posts this month. My whole family LOVES potatoes and I know I'll have a ton of your recipes bookmarked for sure. Good luck with the cooking.

      Reply
    3. Srivalli says

      August 31, 2016 at 5:14 am

      Thank you Pavani,
      Usha Yes while announcing I did use it as example, however that later inspired me..lol

      Reply
    4. KParthasarathi says

      August 31, 2016 at 5:27 am

      A great and imaginative idea but I would not call it challenging for the smart members especially when Irish and a few other countries consuming it as their staple food.Potato is one vegetable that lends itself to varied methods of cooking but still remaining tasty in different forms.
      To homemakers in India, potato is like what Krishna was to Draupadhi,a real Aapath baandhava, coming to their succour when guests suddenly appear with no vegetable readily in stock.
      Best wishes for the success of the September Marathon!!

      Reply

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