Almond squares, Mughlai Egg curry and Bread Halwa

Again a weird combination. These are recipes that I borrowed from other blogs.


Almond squares from Priya's sugar and spice.




Moghlai egg curry from Lera's myriad tastes.



Bread Halwa from from sailu's kitchen.

Comments

Anonymous said…
hey Deeps, ram and me were drooling over the food...:) wonderful blog. dont know how you find the time to do so much :).
ams
5:59 AM
Deepz said…
thanks amudhan. u know me. food is kinda my first priority rite :). next summer nee inge oru trip podu. ill cook ure favorites for u.
10:57 AM
FH said…
I love that egg cury, blazing Deepz!!
Don't want any sweets for another 15 days!:D:D
3:40 PM
Deepz said…
hey asha, i totally understand how u feel abt sweets now. u made stuff for halloween too.
4:58 PM
Anonymous said…
I hope you enjoyed the bread halwa, Deepz. Those almond squares and egg curry look delicious!!
7:20 PM
Deepz said…
Thanks sailaja.
6:55 PM
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