I look forward to celebrate holy month of Ramadan since the time I was a kid. I love getting up in the morning to have quick meal before sunrise which is called as seher…..to performing namaz to reciting Quran to get involved in the preparations of iftaar which means the end of the fast. In between the day I liked to soak up with other activities like shopping and preparing meals to end the fast. ...
All About Food Photography Backdrops
It’s been a while since I last updated my blog, and the reason is simple—I am at my mom’s place, soaking in the warmth, relaxation, and joy. My lil'M, is having the time of her life, basking in all the attention and pampering from her grandparents and sweet aunt. It’s a perfect time to unwind and recharge. Now, let’s move on to today’s post! As many of you know, I’ve been featuring a food ...
Props Styling in Food Photography
Today's post features Nisha, who will captivate us with her stunning food photography and share her expertise on the art of food styling and photography. Nisha, the creative force behind the blog My Kitchen Antics, is a freelance writer and editor for various magazines and websites. I've been truly impressed by how her food photography has evolved from amateur to professional. As you may have ...
Bhendi Ka Khatta Salan
I still have a small hand written book of recipes, which I penned down in a rush before leaving my mom’s place to in-laws and I added some more from my MIL. I still remember how I use to wake up in the morning and stand in the kitchen struggling to learn recipes and noting down the points whenever my MIL says. Now it looks funny when I turn back to see the flashes of those moments. This bhendi ka ...
10 Tips to Improve Your Food Photography and Styling
Take your food photography and styling to next level with these 10 easy tips by Kulsum of Journey Kitchen. My quest for Meghli, Lebanese Rice Pudding took me to Kulsum’s blog. Loved her blog and her food photography and recipe writing style. Being fascinated by her food pictures, I sent her mail to do a guest post for my series Food Photography & Styling. I am glad that she considered my ...
Aloo Shimla Mirchi Methi Ki Sabzi
A simple sabzi made with a humble combination of everyday vegetables is a true savior on dull, gloomy days. Potatoes, capsicum, and fresh methi leaves come together to create a flavorful side-dish that pairs perfectly with piping hot rotis or phulkas. Simple Curries For Roti - Turai Masoor ki Dal, Corn Capsicum Masala Curry, Sem Ki Phalli Ka Salan, Sem Ki Phalli Aloo Ka Salan, Gobi Matar ...
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