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Thanks Shilpa for bringing back all the recipes on one page. Really glad and very happy. I am again lost for food ideas today and came looking on your blog.
Regards
Kishori
hi shilpa,
Pls let me know how to make ghati masala for wada pauv.
Years back i had at one of the west.rly st. tks
Hello,
I need the recipe for Jeera Butter which we eat by dipping in hot tea.
Hi,
Would you please recommend some dishes from main course lunch which could be preserved for atleast 4-5 days without refrigeration as I would like to send such cooked meals to my daughter who lives outstation.
Thank you.
–Ravi
Hi,
Please let me know if you accept payment for posting articles on your site, aayisrecipes.com. I work with freelance writers to create posts on sites like yours that link to a clients page within the context of the post. These are never reviews or advertisements for the link, just informational posts that are tailored to fit the content and audience of the site they are written for.
Is that something you are interested in discussing? If you are, what are your guidelines for this type of agreement?
Best,
Amanda
Sorry, not interested right now
lovely blog
you are awesome
i just wana know do you use unsalted butter for preparing the cakes? or is it the regular( amul) one?
if its unsalted, can you recommend me the brands available in India as i feel salted butter always ruins the taste of my cakes
thanks
Yes, always use unsalted butter. Sorry, I don’t know any Indian brands. I used to bake cakes with homemade butter when I was in India
Dear Concerned,
I wanted to know if I can send few cooking recipes or cooking tips and get them uploaded on your site after they are scruitinized. If you have any procedure as such, please provide the details for the same.
Thanks & Regards
Mrs.Hima
HI Shilpa,
Thanks for your posting, It helps me and my hubby a lot, as we are from kumta and we are in feel of taste of Kumta,
Happy new year shilpa ji
Very nice recipe collection.
Hi Shilpa,
I am one of your latest fans.I just love your website because it feels great to learn new konkani recipes that i have never even heardoff.I really appreciate your effort that you put in to add all the photos of critical steps in making of classic recipes. Let me tell you i have already prepared karate nonche and capsicum kairas from your recipe list and my hubby just loved it.
keep up the good work and continue the same
regards
Akshatha kamath
Thanks for this website I have tried few recepies and it turned out to be very tasty. M happy to get this blog.Few veggies that my hubby use to never eat … thanks to u he has started relishing the sabzis thank you and keep the Good work. God bless u.
Hi- I came across your blog and the recipies look great. I am trying to find recipies using Indian masala blends that you find in Indian grocery stores.
Do you ever use those boxed or packed masala…like some from Shaan, Khana khazana….if yes, which ones are really good and worth using. the ones I have tried have not come out to be good. so looking for the ones that have been tested and can be used in quick/shortcut Indian cooking.
I have used Shaan Biryani masala. Recipe here
One word i can say WOW!!!!!!
Hi my name is Suraj and i am a food lover.. Some days ago i was just surfing and i got this site, and something in my life changed… i was dragged to my old day memories.. this site contains everything of recipe of my interest.. Shilpa u really rock.. i have become a great fan of this site, and the name aayis is an awesome name it works rather than just a name…:-)
Keep Going
Hi Shilpa,
)
I absolutely love your website and would like to thank you for giving us fabulous recipes.
I was thinking of having a website to list the recipes that I came across and liked. Would it be ok with you if I post links to your recipes on my website? I would never claim them as mine.(No plagiarism!) and your name will always be mentioned. I would also post some of my own recipes/experiments. (they are very few though
I will go ahead with it only if you give me a green signal.
Thanks,
Sharvari.
Yes, go ahead. Thanks for asking
recipe of misal pav
Hi, Shilpa tai!

Have you tasted Kumta’s Benne Nayak’s Kajubi Mithai prepared during Kumte ter(jatra)?
My aayi loves it & badly wants to eat it.
Unfortunately, it’s not available in the market now.
I can’t see her craving for it!!
Can you kindly let me know Kajubi Mithai(White coloured sugar coated cashew halves) recipe so that I can prepare it for her & make her happy?
PLEASE.
Kindly reply
I don’t have the recipe Rajayika. I will try to get it from someone, but can’t guarantee that I will succeed!
Thank you very much for replying
Let me know if you find the recipe
Dear Rajayika & Shilpa,
There is no special recipe for it. and its not an easy task though,
I am really Happy with Your comment. As you know that Kaju Mithai is just available during Kumta Jatra but dont worry, I will arrange to send it to you. tell me where do you live, India/ Abroad ?
Also,We have introduced same with BADAM, PISTA and few other dry fruits but they may not b available now.
Thanks once again.
Please do reply me, I will try n send it to you asap.
Regards,
Hemanth
Thanks Hemant. I live in USA and next time we visit India, I will take ask you for the favor. It have been ages I have tasted these!.
Are you in India now or in Australia? (I remember aayi mentioning u live in Australia)
If Rajayika is reading this, hopefully she will reply soon too.
Dear Shilpa,
I live in Sydney, but I can arrange it for you. Surely, contact me on FB or email whenever u need them in future,take care.
Thank you Hemant. Really appreciate it
Been following your blog for almost 3 years now. Love it!!! Whenever I have referenced a recipe back to you people have heard of your blog already… Wow! You must be one blessed person for satisfying hungry souls
Would you know the recipe for Fish Phanna Upkari or Uppat as some would call it? It is strangely missing from your list…
Happy cooking
Akshata
Thanks for kind words Akshata. I have one with Shrimp. This dish was never prepared at my home. I came to know about it only after I started this blog.
where can i buy avocado in bangalore or near by bnagalore i need it urgent please help me sir.
Hi Shilpa,
Have you published a recipe book-if so how do I order it.
No sorry. Haven’t published a book yet.
hello shilpa
thanks for that lovely konkani dishes.
I have been longing to try some of the amchi recipes. however, i would like to request some recipes from you.
I want to have recipe for parval/padval chutney, sorry for the spelling error but it looks like tendli, actually it looks like a stout version of tendli. we generally prepare bhajias of the parvel/padval. by cutting it length wise. kindly send the recipe of padwal chutney which is off white in colour.
you can mail me at sachinput@sify.com
thanks in advance
regards
sachin puthli
Hi Shilpa.
Quite interesting site. will visit frequently. just a suggestion – to ferment Idli batter during winters, one can heat the oven ( or micro on convention mode / pre heat on baking mode ) and leave the atta in the micro / oven overnight. this is an excellent remedy for fermenting atta during winters.
Hi Shilpa! I love your site, and since I’m a Mangalorian as well, it’s nice to have a cross reference when I cook Mangalorian dishes.
My neighbor at my mom’s house was Konkani and I have childhood memories of her sending over yummy gobi pakodas. The batter was not normal pakoda batter, it was red and spicy.
I hope you know what I’m talking about, I’m craving for these and wondering if you have the recipe or name atleast for these.
As far as I can think, this is the only cauliflower baje we make.
Hello Shilpa,
I have tried two of your receipes (Palak soup and vegetable & egg biryani) and liked the same. Would like to try some more receipes.
I have decided to go for punjabi samosa but failed to get its preparation on your website. Please let me know.
Waiting for your kind reply.
Thanks,
Soumya
Sorry, I don’t have the recipe on site.
Hi Shilpa,
I am constantly on your site looking for ideas for my next meal idea. Thank you so much for being there in place of my now long-deceased Mum, Bapamma and Dad who may have helped me in the same endeavour. I feel closer to them through reproducing your wonderful recipes here, and for that I am extremely grateful to you.
I have recently been a bit concerned about levels of privacy on the internet, and found that on doing a search of my name, I found my comments on some of your recipes. While I really have no problem with leaving comments, I am not sure I want it to show up on a google search.
Is there any way you can
1) stop these comments from showing up on a search, or,
2) allow these comments to be turned anonymous, or,
3) even deleted? (although I agree this would not be the best option for your site)
Any input from you about this would be great, as I am extremely concerned about just how much of our information is out there ready to be used by anyone who just does a small search!
Thanks again, and please know that your recipes are a huge source of re-lived memories for me.
Thanks,
KDKamat
I think there are only two comments on this blog by you (searching by your email id). So please let me know if you want me to delete them, and I will do it.
Hai Shilpa
Today only I visited yr site.Very interesting.My son wants to participate in his college competition for cooking without fire.Can you help with some recipes.Further how to use dry yeast (in granules)for baking.
The yeast is not at all active and the flour never swells.Awaiting yr reply
bye
Please check the expiry of yeast. It should be kept in warm place.
For competition, I think he can make some raita/kosambari (Indian) or some kind of sandwich loaded with veggies
Hi Shilpa
Gr8 work on the site.I am fan of your site.I have tried panpole from your site and it really come out well.
I want to prepare date cake but problem is i am unable to get baking soda,can u please name of the shops in mumbai where i can get the same.
I would like to know the magge cake receipe prepared with jaggery.
Please post some more receipes of kosambiri,raitas and salads,baked snacks.
Regards
Vishakha
Please check tausalli
I use eating soda and is very easily available in any grocery stores in Mumbai. Do try Shilpas dates cake. Its amazing.. U will spread the cake fever.
http://cookingwithmyspouse.wordpress.com/2011/10/20/eggless-dates-cake/
Hi, My daughter is gluten and dairy intolerant. I love your recipes, can you advise if there are any ingredients in indian cooking which can be used as a substitute for milk,cheese,cream etc. Also, can Jowar flour be used to make a pizza base?? Thanks
Sorry, haven’t tried pizza base with jowar flour.
i have a cooking without fire competition and i have to make a starter,main course and dessert/drink (non alcoholic) all vegetarian in one hour..please give me ideas..please!!
hi there, i have tried recipe’s from this blog and they are just awesome. i hope you dont mind if i post them on my blog when i start it.
Please try them and write in your own words with a link to the original recipe. Thanks
Sir ,
I am suffering from tinnitus (Ringing sound in both ears), please any medicine is there ?
hi
do u know the recipe of simala mirchi che
panchabmrut?
we had a cook pai mama , for the pooja, he use to make it , i know the besic in- gredients like simala mirchi, green chillies, coconut, ground nut power , jagary ,methi seeds, mustard seeds , tamrin, it is like thick , sweat spiecy bhaji cum chataney. i tried a lot to make like him but cannot get that heavenly teast.
Don’t know the recipe yet. But there is something similar that we make – kairas
As per my knowledge the ingredients which you have mentioned here are the ingredients for the dish called Panchamrut.
Hi Shilpa, Can you let me know where I can buy some of your pickles and home made masalas in Kolkata as I will be going there in December. Thanks
Sorry, I don’t sell pickles/powders
i want to contact u over phone or else . plz do mail me
Please email me at aayisrecipes @ gmail.com (no spaces)
Hi,
I have been a reader for a long time and am very thankful to you. A saraswat brahmin brought up in mumbai,we had lost touch with a lot of konkani specialities and your blog has put in back in touch with them. I have been using it extensively after marriage to make traditional dishes for my in-laws and hubby who love amchi food. Thanks again.
I was actually looking for the recipe for Kayras made with potatoe, capsicum and peanuts but couldn’t find it. Maybe you call it by some other name? Would love if it you do a post about it too.
Kairas recipe – without coconut, with coconut
please post the nanchnya duddali recipe. I made it similar to awrarrot pudding on your blog. duddali turned out as a nanchnya halwa..
Thanks and Regards
Kirti
HELLO,i want some recipes for cooking without fire ,oven,fridge.. for my college competation ,competation will be on 26/04/2012 before this day i want recipe so plz help me in this ….
Why dont you, start segment where no-onion and no garlic recipes are featured.
In south india, some Bharmin family dont eat them and evan Jains too.
Hi Shilpa,
I stumbled on your blog a few weeks back and I cant keep my eyes off it.. its just wonderful.Tried several recepies like ‘Miryakani dali ambat’,'suran tambude’and chicken vindaloo, cant wait to try the next. I really adore the consistency with which you keep posting the recepies, pics and interesting narration. The variety of recepies you provide has given me a fresh enthu for cooking.. something which i immensely love. Being a GSB i can completely relate to some of the traditional recepies with coconut and other spices.Thank you very much.
Regards,
Prachi Masurekar
Hi Shilpa,
When I try to click on the link for your dates cake recipe I get a 404 error.. I just bought a new pack of dates yesterday to try the recipe.. Can you please investigate what’s wrong?
Thanks
VS
Thanks for letting me know. We will check.
Fixed it. Check now please
Hi
Could you tell me a dish from banana flower.
Thanks
Lilly
Banana flower gravy
Hey Shilpa,
The link to the date cake recipe is fixed.. Thanks.. I had noticed yesterday that links to some of your older recipes were giving 404 error.. May be you would want to check those again.. I did try the date cake recipe and it turned out to be delicious..!!
Thanks
VS
Yes, we fixed all those. Everything should be ok now. Thanks