text:
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Contact Me
270 comments :
Divya... I cannot believe I haven't seen this blog earlier. More than cooking I love to bake... its a like a total stress buster for me!! And your recipes are fantastic.... just reading them and I was planning on what to make when :)!! And the best part is I've always believe in baking in a conventional oven.. but your recipes are churned out in a convection microwave.. so now I've got the incentive to start baking again since I don't have a conventional oven at my place here!! Thank you thank you thank you!!ReplyDelete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I love your site. I am usually cofused with the measurements. Can you please state somewhere like
one cup -- how many gms or ml. Please consider this as a sincere request.. Thank you..
hi divya ur blog is awesome.especially the cake.its just tempting.great job.ReplyDelete
hi DivyaReplyDelete
Am visiting ur blog for the first time.i wonder why didnt see this before.your cakes are just tempting.great job.keep going.
- AnonymousOctober 1, 2010 at 1:11 AM
hi divyaReplyDelete
this is for the first time am visiting your blog.ur cakes are just rempting.great job .keep going.
hi divya.ReplyDelete
You have a great blog. I read a lot of your posts. A lot of things seem very doable, rather than frightening.. :) I particularly liked the cakes section, more particularly the eggless blackforest cake and the eggless pineapple upside down cake.
And liked the story about you two guys running away from the counter guy with the extra cash. :) Great memories, I guess.
I will visit your blog more often.
Good luck.
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2010 at 9:56 PM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
You have a great blog here. All the recipes you post are do-able and your writing is really engaging also!
Your husband Ajay (I am guessing this is Ajay Kuduva who went to BVM(E)in Kochi who has two older brothers) was my classmate eons ago. He might (or might not!) remember me (Zarine).
Be well.
Divya akki ...ur blog is simply amazing ..must say ... !!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 1, 2010 at 9:31 AM
Just came across yr blog Great one keep up the good work!!
U were saying that there is a shop in ernakulam that sells baking equipment
Can u pls give me the name of the shop and where its located pls.
Thanks Annie
Dhanya..Thank you so much!!ReplyDelete
Manya..I use a standard set of measuring cups and spoons.You can check out this link for more help - http://www.dianasdesserts.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/tools.measures/Measures.cfm
Nitasha..thank you!!
Shobhana..thanks so much!!
Zarine..thank you so much.Ajay was quite surprised when I told him you commented on my blog!!
Saumya..thanks sweetie!!
Annie..here's the Address.ReplyDelete
Bakers & Staines
Jews Street[Near]Padma Theatre,Ernakulam
First of all, congrats for this blog. We all agree that managing a home and taking time off for blog is one tremendous effort!! Kudos for that !!! :)
I have just one query and it would be indebted to u for life if u answer me.
Background: I am a new entrant in baking world and recently "attempted" to bake simple chocolate cake. I followed all instructions to the T but the cake looked like burnt toast. Flat and burnt. I tried various celeb recipes but all failed. All were similar recipes "preheat and bake using convection",
However, once i read a microwave recipe and followed it, as a miracle, the cake turned out to be eatable.
Query: I saw that even ur recipes are the "pre-heat" ones. Is there any trick involved in using this convection oven? I use the LG Convetion Oven and it works well except when i bake a cake. Can your recipes be used for a cake using microwave???
Thanks :) and praying for a response :)
hi divyaReplyDelete
my sis chanelled me here. lisa from singapore. i needn't say you have such a wonderful space plumping up as days go by...
i love baking. i have some lovely mejdool dates with me and your latest post is precisely that!! before leaving mumbai i need to gift cakes to friends. and i know toffee sauce is just DIVINE.
- AnonymousMarch 13, 2011 at 9:57 PM
Hey Divya..ReplyDelete
Love your blog and ofcourse recipes.. :) I am a budding cook and blogger. Do let me know if you have any events coming round the corner. :D
And once again awesome blog :)
hi divya,ReplyDelete
i have visited ur blog for the very first time and its superb.just requesting you to post some cheesecake recipes as well,and if possible eggless..thanks a lot.
I visited your blog by chance and i'm happy about it.Your recipes areReplyDelete
superb.Keep experimenting.
Divya ,can you suggest some MUST HAVE baking books for us.
Good Luck.
- AnonymousApril 17, 2011 at 10:19 PM
Lovely blog with great recipes Divya. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up. - MaryReplyDelete
Hi DivyaReplyDelete
Great blog you have going there. Keep it up !
For Theplas, try manjulaskitchen.com. All kinds of snacks and more.
Dear divya,ReplyDelete
I am a 20 year old..who basically cooks because I love eating good food...while searching for a recipe i came across your blog..and must say what a wonder it is..i mean from the past two days all i have done is to surf your blog n decide what all recipes to try and now at the end of the day i am left confused as to where to start from..i mean such awesome n user friendly recipes u post,.....hats off to u...ur blog is a blessing in disguise for me where i could find so many eggless recipes....n keep goin on with the great work...foodies like me are bound to follow u...
Devya ( ya the name is pretty similar..to urs :)
u n ur recipes r coolReplyDelete
Divya u n ur recipes both r cool. i live alone and i love cuking. keeep it up.ReplyDelete
hai loved ur blog please visit our new born blog and give us ur precious comment http://sisterspassion.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
hi divya....ReplyDelete
i an ardent follower of ur blog and have tried out some recipes of urs...baked ur butter cake and it was quite gud...now i have some doubts?i bake my cakes in a microwave as i dont have an oven...so whenever i bake a cake, towards the end of baking time the middle part rises,like a lump....and then in some of ur cake recipes,u have used Amul cream..by dat do u mean Amul fresh cream or Amul whipped cream??do u have any alternative for the whipped cream as i dont get it over here(cbe).....anyways ur blog is too good n i just love all ur recipes as they r quite easy
Hello Divya,ReplyDelete
I just typed a big paragraph and it disappeared. I found your blog while looking for some cake recipes using microwave.It's my brother's birthday tomorrow and I want to make a cake for him tonight for the 12 o'clock celebration. The moment I find your blog I stopped my search as everything really seems easy with your blog.And I feel like making everything from the list. This would be the first time I would be trying my hands on baking.I can cook well if I know the correct recipe. The only problem is the microwave use. I thought I could use it reading the user's manual and the correct recipe but the bitter gourd that I made the other using a recipe picked from the internet made me a little diffident about the whole thing. I need your help to make the right choice while selecting the cake.I'm sure even the easiest recipe on your blog tastes well.I'll be able to pick the required ingredients and resources after work. But I'm sure I'll be able to do that with your help.Please help me on this one.I know I'm writing in a hurry right now as I've to be sure soon what I'm baking tonight. If I'm able to do this with your help tonight I'll be really really grateful to you and you'll be my best baking pal!! : )
Priti,I have replied to your query in gmail.Hope everything is clear now:)ReplyDelete
Kitchenmorph,I am so glad:)
Gopika,Thanks so much:)
Nidhi,I am not a big fan of Cheesecake,but if I come across a great recipe,I sure would post it here:)
Abha,I swear by Baking from my home to yours by Dorie Greenspan and Cake Bible by Rose levy Beranbaum.Even Bakewise is pretty good I heard.
Usha,thanks for the tip about Manjulaskitchen which is one of my favorite go-to site when in doubt about Indian recipes.ReplyDelete
Devya,thanks so much:)
Jaik2U,Shameema and Shabhana-thanks:)
CJ,I am not sure why that happens.Do you use appropriate sized pans?If the batter is too full,the middle part tends to fluff up.I use Amul cream,sadly we do not get whipping cream here.I have also started using powdered whipping cream and I am pretty happy with the results too:)
Deepti,it is such a nice gesture on your part to bake a cake for your brother!If you are baking in the microwave I would suggest two recipes.One is the dates cake,which comes out great every single time and one is the chocolate mocha cake.Will provide the links at the end of this comment.Bake at 80% power for 7-8 minutes for even cooking.Even if it looks undone on top,leave it to cool as food tends to cook even while cooling down.ReplyDelete
Hope this helps:)
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Thank you for this wonderful blog and of course, your recipes!!!
I just downgraded from a regular oven to a microwave convection oven and your blog is a godsent for me!
As soon as I find some pans that fit my m/w, I'll try out your recipes and let you know.
Thanks much!!
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Deepti here. Came across your blog when I was looking for cake recipes. I made the Simple chocolate cake in the microwave and it turned out great. Just wanted to know if all the baking recipes can be made in the micro wave convection oven. Keep up the good work :D
Hey Divya...I came across your blog while looking for a nankhatai recipe. It was simple, easy and the results terrific. Thanks.....happy baking & God Bless. Swati JamwalReplyDelete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Came across your blog while searching for a corn florentine recipe. Was inspired by the same Eden, Besant Nagar !
Your cake recipes look very interesting, want to try them all out, especially the eggless cakes since I have many friends who don't eat egg.
Do you have any sugar free cake/ biscuit recipes ? Am desperately looking for some.....
Great blog. Will visit often for sure.
I am unable to post on your giveaway ..please checkReplyDelete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I had some issues preheating my oven, then I came across your blog.
I have the IFB convection n grill micowave oven. As u have said normally it takes 3 to 4 mins to preheat the oven at 180 degrees. But my oven takes 30mins to preheat. Is that ok?Replies
Hi Bindu,the oven will show a timer for 30.00 when you press preheat but it will give a beep sound after 5-7 minutes which means the oven is preheated.Hope this helps.Delete
this is an interesting blog .nicely designed and photos of cooked dishes in each article make it a superb one.thanks for writing it in beautiful, presentable way.
- AnonymousMay 1, 2012 at 2:00 AM
Looks like you are one of the top blogger in chennai. When you are free Divya, could you please check out INCHINS, the small yet very delicious restaurant in Chennai.
42/1, Shanti Niketan Colony, Anna Nagar West Extn, Thirumangalam , Chennai.
Say, Rajesh referred you here. The owner 'Mr.Vijay Kumar' will personally help you pick the special dish for the day and prepare it for you.
Try it once, i am pretty sure.. you would blog about it..caz, he prepares all his food with Lots and Lots of Love.
Fingers crossed for your feedback
Rajesh A. (email@example.com)
- AnonymousJune 15, 2012 at 4:51 PM
hi divya,ReplyDelete
i am a regular reader of ur lovely blog...
i am a new entrant to the baking world and i have tried some of the microwave cakes as i have a MW only with grill ( WITHOUT CONVECTION...)
I am planning to buy a new oven. But am not able to decide upon whether to go for an OTG or a new microwave with Convection... am really confused !!
Please help me in deciding about my oven by sharing information abt the types of oven, types of baking trays used in otg and MW....In short i request u to take a class on Basics of Baking .you may even post it on ur blog..!! i would be really really grateful thru my lifetime. and i am sure it would be of grate help for many many baking enthusiasts.
I also wanted to know which one do you use while baking all ur cakes n cookies.
i hope i am not troubling you n am eagerly waiting for ur reply or a new post for beginners!!
keep up ur good work n keep the post coming..good luck!!
Rashmi PrasadReplies
Thanks so much Rashmi.I am compiling a detailed post on ovens and you can see it on the blog soon.Sorry to have kept you waited:)Delete
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2012 at 8:38 AM
I am writing this mail to thank you for putting together such a wonderful site. I am newly married (North Indian to a South Indian). And your site has been absolutely wonderful in giving recipes that are simple to understand.
I landed on your site during a hunt for making cakes. As most recipes posted on the web are full of complicated ingredients that are difficult to get in Class B city in India.
Keep the good work going
Thank you so much Maansi!Delete
- AnonymousJuly 30, 2012 at 9:16 AM
hello mam, i am from Delhi, first time to your blog, very nice and very easy bread baking recpies to make and bake. i have Sunflame OTG in which i bake cakes . i want to know in which oven do you bake your cakes, in which rack of the oven you keep cake or loaf pans and lastly while baking do you bake with both the elements on or only with bottom element on?your guidance will be great help to me as i am new to baking.ReplyDelete
I use both Microwave and OTG for my baking.For baking in OTG,I use the middle rack.While preheating,I use the toast mode which heats up both the top and bottom coils and for baking I use the bake mode which heats up only the bottom coil.I use a Morphy Richards.Delete
I will be doing an exclusive post on OTG soon,so stay tuned:)
- AnonymousJuly 30, 2012 at 9:16 AM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Do you have any recipes of cookies/Cake/Muffins which uses ghee instead of butter?
Eagerly waiting for your reply
I usually do not substitute ingredients in a baking recipe unless I cannot procure any thing in particular.I use ghee only in Nankhatai - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2012/06/nankhatai.htmlDelete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 10:51 AM
Dear Divya,ReplyDelete
I am one of your Food blog followers and I really appreciate the ease with which you display a very challenging recipe and have inspired me among your others.
I have been reading your blog right from the time I got married ( i e 2009 ) and I happen to check your blog whenever I want to try something new. I really appreciate your commitment and of course the content.
Thank yo so much Saranya!Delete
- AnonymousAugust 20, 2012 at 2:12 PM
Hey! I am a regular visitor at your blog and absolutely love your recipes!ReplyDelete
I love baking the death by chocolate cake! It's a fabulous recipe! I wanted to ask you if u know an eggless recipe which would be as good as that one!
I need to bake a cake for my best friends birthday!
Reply ASAP.
Shreya :)Replies
Thanks Shreya.You can try out this recipe for the chocolate sponge and follow the same recipe for the filling and frosting to make an eggless version - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2011/09/eggless-chocolate-walnut-cake.htmlDelete
- ShailajaAugust 23, 2012 at 9:18 AM
hi divya, i love ur blog.and i never miss reading ur blog. can u please suggest me 1 cup refers t hw many gms/mlReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Shailaja,Delete
Here is a helpful chart you can refer to - http://allrecipes.com/howto/cup-to-gram-conversions/
Hi, Would u please show pictirial presentaion of Microwave convecion baking. I have purchased new Lg microwave with convection mode.but no idea how to use that.ReplyDelete
Thanks and Regards
Hi Nirmal,I am doing a post exclusively on Baking in Microwave Oven soon.Please stay tuned:)Delete
- AnonymousAugust 25, 2012 at 5:44 PM
Just reading the above comments I feel just like me many have problems using their combination ovens. Can u do a post exclusively on using MW/convection/grill ovens, how to preheat the oven during baking...like when you say preheat the oven to 325 F and bake for 45 mins...first we have to preheat and then set the time when we put the baking item in....what kind of pans do we use for baking etc etc. Thanks in advance.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sure Anon,a detailed post is on its way soon!Delete
Hello,divya nice to c ur cooking blog..just loved it..I have sooo many doubts:((. I love to bake.. Yesterday I tried to make pav bans in my lg convection oven but it didn't turn brown even after preheating at 200 c..dnt know what went wrong..got tat recipe from yummytummyaarthi.com.. I loved ur blog and planning to try ur vanilla pound cake this weekend..:) plz help me... Regarding lg convection oven, I want to know about d preheating time..this is ma first cake..help me plzzz.. Looking forward for ur reply..ReplyDelete
Hey Maadhu,I do not know about LG but usually you enter the temperature you want to bake at first,for eg 200C and press the start button and the oven will start preheating.The moment the temperature is reached,it will start beeping(usually after 5-7 minutes).Open the oven,put in what you want to bake,again enter the temperature and time and start baking.Delete
Hope this helps!
Sorry to disturb u again..just noticed that venilla pound cake was made by sharmillee..in that recipe she mentioned tat preheat oven at 176 c for 10 mins.. I got confused..:(( while using convection mode..just we have to press convection and then set 176 c then start..once finished beep sound will hear know..actually am very much confused with this timing n preheating..plz give me a brief explanation.. Madly I want to bake at least one perfect cake..:(( love to show that to mon n dad..plzzz help me:)ReplyDeleteReplies
No worries.I hope the comment above with the explanation helps you!Delete
- Dr.SowmyaSeptember 2, 2012 at 12:06 PM
Hi divya,ur recipes are simply great!.and the step by step illustration helps a lot i must say.what is all purpose flour? can you please guide me with measurements?bcoz cup measurements i have always failed...and most of the recipes they give only cup measurements.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Dr.Sowmya.All purpose flour is good ol' Maida.For detailed cup measures refer this site - http://allrecipes.com/howto/cup-to-gram-conversions/Delete
Hope this helps!
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2012 at 11:43 AM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Yours is an amazing blog with tempting recipes. I am a complete novice in terms of baking. Came across your baking recipes while searching for one. If I'm not wrong you use unsalted butter right? do we get such unsalted butter in provision stores? Can I use ghee instead of butter?
Looking forward for your clarifications,
Hey Preeti,thank you for the feedback.I use unsalted butter,in my case Aavin butter.There are other brands too-Amul,Nilgiris etc.Ghee in place of butter may not work well for every recipe.Delete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2012 at 10:08 AM
Thank you so much Divya.Delete
- SubhasmitaSeptember 11, 2012 at 2:26 PM
Hello Divya..ReplyDelete
This subhasmita from bangalore.. me a s/w engineer by profession but my world revolve around cooking day and night.. ;) recently got into baking..now this bug is killing me.. unable to stop myself trying out the baking recipes from your blog and few others like suma's, Ria's.. you guys have been of great help to me..
While going through your blog i came across an article on Microwave Baking.. Actually i have a samsung m/w with convection mode and i use the same for baking..had few disasters in the beginning but know i am quite comfortable in baking a cake... but still have few quires it would be of great help if you can give your expert opinion...
1. Is it true that an OTG is better than a m/w when it comes to baking.. bcoz there are recipes of cakes, muffins which has a gud golden top... but when i try the same though i get a gud result,not happy with the way it looks.. they dont have the golden brown top..
few days back i tried banana muffins.. taste-wise it was perfect, was cooked properly but the top was not at all brown and crunchy..moreover it became oily and sticky later.. it has happened few time with other muffin and cakes as well.....
what might be the cause.. is it bcoz of m/w or i am wrong with the execution..
waiting for you reply..Replies
Hey Subhasmita,thanks a lot for your feedback.I started baking in my Microwave with good success.I've baked cakes,cookies,breads in it and never had a problem.Though I do have an OTG now,I do not see any considerable difference between products baked in mw and otg.Try increasing the temperature by 15-20 degrees and see if you get a golden crust or not.Delete
Hope this helps,
Hi, this looks delicious! Great to find some cake recipes without eggs as I can't eat eggs, so firstly, thank you for posting these recipes! I have a question - what do you mean by "home made curd"? Do you mean drained yoghurt? My second comment is that the background on your site with the brown and coloured dots, makes it REALLY hard to read your wonderful recipes, it would be so much easier to read with a plain pale background - just a suggestion. Thanks, JMReplyDeleteReplies
Hey Justine,home made curd is yogurt,not necessarily drained.I have changed the template now and thanks for the feedback.Delete
- Jeni AlexSeptember 20, 2012 at 6:54 PM
Hai,Divya........I am Jeni from Dubai,UAE.I am very much interested in cooking esp baking.I have been visiting Maria's blog recently and today i found ur blog with the recipe of brownies and some clarifications about using MW for baking/cooking.That was really helpful.As i was going through ur recipes I got intrested in Bundt pan cakes.They are really looking good.I always wanted to buy a Bundt pan but i am confused with which one to buy.I saw plain and those with some designs but those with designs are really deep like"mountains"when upside down.i didnt see anything similar to ur pan,from where did u buy that?and pls tell me what all points to keep in mind while selecting a bundt pan. thank you very muchReplyDelete
waiting patiently for ur reply
Hey Jeni,thanks so much for your feedback.I've searched high and dry in India for Bundt pans,but sadly what we get here are simply ring molds and NOT bundt pans.However,I've seen quite a few Silicone versions of the bundt pan in Big Bazaar and Homecenter.I got mine from the US,so if you have friends or family coming down from US,you know what to ask!Delete
- Nilanjana KakatiSeptember 21, 2012 at 2:49 PM
Dear Divya Kudua,ReplyDelete
Thank you for giving such wonderful blog. I have tried your several receipes, like garlic roll, paneer bread, khaman dhokla, rusk biscuit and they have come out very nice. Only the temperature for garlic roll I have adjusted to 210c - 220c and it has come out nice. But recently I have tried your khare biscuits exactly following the receipe, the only variation is that I had to keep the prepared roll in the plastic bag in the freeze for one full day. and straight from the freeze I have cut into shape and baked it. But the biscuits turned very hard. I have followed the prescribed temperature. please help me out with the problem. And I am also in search of a crumbly biscuit receipe like bakery style.Please give me the receipe. Thanking you,
With lots of love and regards,
Thanks for the feedback Nilanjana.Sorry to hear that the biscuits didn't come out well for you.I'd suggest you to decrease the temperature by 10-15 degrees and bake.Sometimes high heat causes the cookies to bake fast and get browned fast too.Delete
hi we have IFB25SC3 oven.......which is brought recently... we have no experience about baking in oven at all........... can i use non stick / aluminium baking trays for cooking in convection mode ???? i tried but initially the moment i inserted the non stick tray with cake mixture and set it in convection mode for 20 minutes at 180 .... i suddenly realised the smell of metal from the oven.... den from dat day i stoped to experiment with baking... pls help me by guiding the useage of dat oven safelyReplyDeleteReplies
I have the same model.You can absolutely use metal/non stick pans in the Convection mode.If it was the first time,usually a funny smell comes out of the oven which is just the heating coils heating up.If the problem persists,I'd suggest you get some tech help.Delete
- Sanjay SethiSeptember 23, 2012 at 7:59 PM
i want to store green peas for sale purpose ,this season i want to store about 2000 kgs of peas.ReplyDelete
pl suggest how to proceed what type of refrigerator i should have.and what type of packing i can use suggest for 1/2 kg,1 kg and 2.5 kg and 5 kg packagings
thanks if you can suggest
sanjay sethiReplies
Sanjay,as you may already know,I am a home cook and whatever cooking I do is within the four walls of my kitchen and mostly for the two of us.Though I do freeze green peas while they are in season,I am unable to answer your query to do the same for the quantity you've mentioned.You can check out my method here - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2011/01/how-to-store-fresh-green-peas.htmlDelete
i am looking for a place where i can buy cupcake liners and other baking related stuffs. do you have any supplier in chennai..?Replies
For cupcake liners in Chennai you could check out Viveka/Venus Essence Mart on Waltax Road adjacent to Central Station.You can also check out Currimbhoys Outlets and Homecenter,Lifestyle.Delete
Hi !ReplyDelete
In your tiramisu cake recipe you used 4 eggs , i would like to replace eggs with something .
i dont like the taste of eggs which i smell when i eat it.
can you please suggest the right substitute ?
Hi Aditi,replacing 4 eggs in a recipe is an uphill task.I'd suggest you use an eggless cake as base and then follow the recipe.I've tried something similar here - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2011/11/eggless-tiramisu-cake.htmlDelete
Hope that helps!
i prepared the Parle G biscuit cake but cake was not soft and fluffy(means fulla nahi).so i m very sad.
please suggest me y it happens?Replies
I am not sure which cake you are talking about.However,if the cake didn't rise or become fluffy,the culprit is usually the baking powder/baking soda.Was it fresh?Delete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I have been baking in Samsung m/w with convection...but off late the cakes and cupcakes tend to get sticky on cooling..while hot they seem perfect as the knife comes out clean...is this a common problem while baking in m/w as against OTG? Any changes that need to be done while baking in m/w...kindly suggest!
Hi Sri,till about 2-3 months ago I used to bake exclusively in my Microwave.I never encountered such a problem.Not sure why that happens.I'll suggest baking at a slightly higher temperature than the recipe suggests(10-15C more)so that you'll get a good crust and the finished product do not get sticky later on.Delete
- Shalini RavindranOctober 3, 2012 at 8:32 PM
Hey Divya..ReplyDelete
I just recently got into food blog browsing mode and found ure blog amazing. Keep up the good work!!
I am sooo eager to try out the various bake recipes from ure blog as well as couple of others. I have a normal microwave oven , but figured out for baking one needs an otg.. In ure opinion which is a good otg oven? and basically i would be baking for 2-4 people.. so what should be the capacity..
Would be really grateful if you let me know..
Thanks ,
Hi Shalini,welcome to the very addictive world of baking!I'd highly recommend a Morphy Richards 28ltr OTG as it works beautifully and is spacious enough for most of the basic baking tins.Delete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Very nice blog and lots of recipes. You are rocking! .. Can you suggest me a simple cake to start with? I just bought a m/w with convection oven facility..(samsung model). I see lots of recipes, but I would like to try a simple cake first to start with since am not that good in cooking. Thanks! :)Replies
Hey Beulah,choosing a simple cake recipe is quite a tough task as I have so many recipes up here on the blog already as I always choose to bake simple recipes myself.However,I'll suggest these 3 to start with -Delete
Chocolate Banana Cake - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2012/05/chocolate-banana-cake.html
One-bowl Vanilla Cake - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2012/04/one-bowl-vanilla-yellow-cake.html
Eggless Chocolate Walnut Cake - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2011/09/eggless-chocolate-walnut-cake.html
hi. i just wrote an email 2u regarding my doubt i whipping cream. actually i dnt have an electric beater for whipping the cream so can i use the mixie for tat work. pls replyReplyDeleteReplies
I just landed in your page when I was searching for some eggless cake recipes. Must say that it is one awesome collection for people like me, who are trying their hands at baking for the first time.
I have a question on using Microwave. All your receipes mention microwave but with temp control. Are you reffering to an oven (OTG or a convection mode in MW) or is it only Microwave. Please clarify this. I tried an eggless cake in microwave and it was so hard that we couldnt eat it.Replies
Hi Priya,thanks for the wonderful feedback.All my baked recipes pre-July were baked in my Microwave.I use the convection mode for baking which works out just fine!Delete
Hu Divya, I am a frequent follower of your lovely blog with excellent easy to make receipes. I would like to try many of your recipes especially the banana based ones like banana muffins, banana squares etc..My doubt is this when you mention bananas what type you mean exactly- is it 'Ethakka, or small plantains or Robust .I am based out of Kerala in India.ReplyDelete
Thanks for your help.Replies
Hey Anuja,I use Robusta or Cavendish or sometimes small bananas.Since you are in Kerala,you can try the local chingan pazham,which works out well.Delete
- Carina SebastineOctober 9, 2012 at 4:07 PM
Namaskaram from Cochin Divya - I hope you are feeling much better now. Started to follow you as of today.ReplyDelete
I am afraid I am not a paneer person when sick, but, look into my own blog and see if you like one of my personal "i-am-sick-pick-me-up-" Italian soups. It always works for me and the rest of my (indian) family.
Ciao Carina
- AnonymousOctober 9, 2012 at 4:08 PM
you have a beautiful blog. i really like the effort you have put into it by taking all those pics.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much Sourinee!Delete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I love your blog and especially your cakes. I've never baked a cake before. I love to learn it but I don't have a cake oven. All i have is a microwave. And I also wanted to know whether a cake be baked in a cooker?
Looking forward for your reply.
Thanks so much Yamini.Is your Microwave solo or does it have Convection too?If it is the latter,you can bake your cakes in it.If it is solo however,you can try out the quick microwave baking recipes(I have a few recipes up here).Cooker cakes are tricky and I haven't tried it myself,sorry!Delete
Hi divya..ReplyDelete
I am swetha,i am a home cook ,i was following ur site since recent days and i really love ur blog.i love baking and cooking and ur blog helps me .now a days u have not posted any thing thats the reason i started to msg u.i have small kids and so i dont get time to contact u.
any way just wanted to know every thing is ok so congrats and good luck for u.
Thank you so much Swetha!Delete
hi. i have a doubt regarding whipping cream.i have a pkt of whipping cream powder bt i dnt have any electric blender with so hw will i whip it into a fluffy cream. is ter any chance i can blend tat i mixie or anyother means other than beater. pls help m with this.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Remya,the very few times I've used whipping cream powder,I've used an electric beater as it is not easy to hand blend the cream to peaks.However,you can give it a try using an ice bath(keep a basin full of ice and keep your mixing bowl on top of that).Use ice cold water to mix with the powder and using a strong wooden spoon,keep beating.Hope it works!Delete
Good day,ReplyDelete
I asked a question to the site few days ago.
I would like to follow-up regarding my question for the site.
Hey Paul,not sure what the query was about.Can you please repeat the question?Delete
- Nagraj Rao(Pai)October 17, 2012 at 10:24 AM
I am in Calcutta and hail from Kerala-Parur.Hope you too from kerala and that too a konkani(Teckachi).Incidentally going thru various cookery sites,found your blog.Last 3-4 days,I was going thru konkani recipes,found the accent and spelling perfectly matching with the MOTHER TONGUE.Then I realized that you are and must be a konkani speaking person.Thanks for a nice initiative thru ur blog.
Let me ask u about a dish which straight away resembles to Idly,called SANDHAN.If u any knowledge then pl share.Iam damn sure your mum is aware of it.I too love cooking.
Hope u would reply at your earliest.
Hello Nagraj,you guessed right,I am a Teckachi but married to a Badkacho:).As far as I know,Sandhan was made at home when there were more mouths to feed and pouring the batter on idli trays was a task.The batter is the same as for idli but is poured on to a big plate(vatten)and steamed.Paired with soi bhajil ghashi it tastes divine!Delete
Hi DivyaReplyDelete
I happen to see your recipes while searching for tea /pound cake.
The breads are quite impressive as well, planning to try .
I always have a doubt when it comes to cup in measurement.
I have a weighing scale, and not the typical measurement cups and spoons.
Can you please tell me how many grams is = 1 cup
Thanks a lot
Hey Mancy,check out this site which is very useful when it comes to converting cup measurements into grams - http://allrecipes.com/howto/cup-to-gram-conversions/Delete
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2012 at 3:41 PM
hi divya...love your blog and especially your cakes.u r rocking.. I've never baked a cake before. I love to learn it....but u know wat...m staying in a town,here i dont get much baking ingredients,like vannila bean etc...to get most of the things we go to chennai,it takes two hours to reach...so can u pls tell where can i get the baking ingredients in chennai??ReplyDelete
Looking forward for your reply.
Hello Jayashree,check out Viveka/Venus essence mart in Waltax road for baking pans,ingredients etc.Currimbhoys,Anna Nagar and Poppat Jamals too stock up on baking tins and trays.Gormei market,Nuts and spices,Brown tree for ingredients like Vanilla bean,baking chocolate etc.Delete
Hope this helps!
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2012 at 1:13 PM
hi divya...i love to bake....ur blog s awesome...i bought IFB with convection,grill n rotiseri...in this oven there s a options like "convection" and "convection+micro"....which one i should use to bake a cake or cookies or cup cake??ReplyDelete
waiting for ur reply....
For baking use the Convection mode.Delete
I came here through marias blog where u have posted an entry on microwave baking.I have an IFB convection oven which i use for baking(cupcakes).It doesnt give me as good results as compared to cooker and hence am a bit skeptical abt buying an OTG. Maria has mentioned that u bake in MW(conv) but I saw a pic in ur blog of an OTG..Can I follow ur receipies for my convection oven/do i have to buy an OTG ?ReplyDelete
Your suggestion would be highly appreciated!Replies
Hi Roshni,all baking recipes in this blog till June'12 were baked in my IFB convection Microwave.So go right ahead and bake all you love in your MW oven without any worries.I do have an OTG too and bake in both these days,but I don't think in any way that one is better than the other!Delete
- RafeedaNovember 8, 2012 at 7:25 AM
Dear Divya,ReplyDelete
I have been kind of a silent follower of your site. Love your recipes and have saved a few for trial. I had a query - after extensively reading about your microwave article, I finally went ahead and bought a 38 ltr 1000 W Microwave Convention Grill Over, which has a coil on the top. I just bought it less than a month ago. I am mighty pleased with it, as whatever I have tried - cake, puffs, baked chicken and bread have come out well. However, when I am making cupcakes, it is not holding its shape. The first batch especially has a very skewed appearance, ie. rather than rounding up on the top, it is getting stretched on the left side, so it looks like a slide. But the cakes are getting cooked well without issue. Would you be able to tell me why is that so? I am using a 6 muffin pan, as my MW is not big enough to accomodate the 12 muffin pan that I bought. Please advise.
Hope my email is not long and boring!!! Keep up the good work... TC...
Kind regards,
Hi Rafeeda,I am surprised why the cupcakes are not coming out well when the other bakes are turning out just fine!Are you using a silicone muffin pan?I suggest you use double cupcake liners which will keep the base and the sides sturdy.Another reason could be the consistency of the batter,is it too thin?It should be a thickish batter but pourable too.Hope you try again and succeed!Delete
- RachanaNovember 8, 2012 at 9:38 AM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
First thing first - I stumbled on your site while hunting for browning recipes and am now totally hooked onto it.
I was going through your sticky dates recipe and it calls for unsalted butter but unfortunately I don't have that available. What can be used . Salted butter tends to give the cake a salty taste which I hate. Should the sugar quantity be increased in this case? any other options? Thanks in advance,
Hi Rachana,usually when recipes call for unsalted butter and if I don't have any in hand,I go ahead and use Amul butter and skip the salt mentioned in the recipe.But when you use salted butter,you cannot actually control the salt content since you have no clue how much salt the block contains.So I suggest you look out for unsalted butter which should be easily available in supermarkets in your area.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 14, 2012 at 10:11 AM
where do i get Extradure for decorate cakes.i am in Kerala.
waiting for the responses.
I have no clue Shinu,hope the readers can help you out!Delete
I want to know how to bake nan khatai in microwave oven, which crockery utilize, how much time and in which type all the detail required.ReplyDelete
thank you.Replies
I have not baked Nankhatai in the microwave mode myself,so can't say for sure.Having baked cookies though,I can give a few tips.Use a Microwave safe plate,grease the plate with a dab of butter and keep the nankhatai to be baked in the tray evenly spaced.Microwave in 80% power for 3 minutes,check for doneness,if not bake again in 1 minute intervals.Keep checking as it can burn very fast.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 21, 2012 at 11:19 AM
Milkmaid quantity of 1 tin?
Grated coconut only the white portion??
Lakshmi,Yes 1 full tin Milkmaid and grated coconut,preferably only the white portion.Delete
- ShirleyNovember 21, 2012 at 2:12 PM
Hi Divya ,ReplyDelete
I made your Eggless Black forest cake and it was awesome ..especially the sponge.I would like to know if need to make the sponge for another cream filled cake ..how do i replace the cocoa powder ...? or should i just use the maida listed in the recipe sans the cocoa .
Planning to make a mango cream cake so i need a plain sponge .
Hi Shirley,glad you liked the cake.Please don't substitute Cocoa with more flour as it wouldn't turn out as good.Check out these recipes for a plain sponge instead -Delete
HI THEREReplyDelete
I am from South Africa and just googled search for a recipe for naan khatai...i am going to try your recipe and would like to know which level must i place the backing tray to bake these biscuits....my knowledge for baking is limited but would love to follow your recipe
I've tried baking these biscuits before but it was not to my satisfaction...
Iwill let you know how it turns out
best regards
Hi Nisha,usually the middle rack works fine.Delete
i have an ifb convection oven bt they have nt provided me with a low rack. they have given only high rack and a tawa. is it ok if i dont place the bakg try on the rack? i have tried bakg many times bt my cake burns on the top and wet inside and sometimes doesnt rise.i have tried placing in the tawa which is almost like amiddle rack and also just keepg the bakg try on the glass plate bt everytime i have the same problem.plz kindly help.Replies
Hi Asha,you can place the baking tray/tins directly on the rotating table.Try reducing the temperature you bake in and bake for a slightly longer time than mentioned.Delete
I live in Dubai and am unable to post comments on your site. Just wanted you to know that i tried out the Garlic Pullapart Rolls and they were excellent. Selected your recipe out of many others bcos of the whole wheat flour you have used. Thank you so much!!
Is the 1&1/2 tbs measure for 1&1/2 cup flour correct as i would love to try that one out too!!
Hi Anita,initially I used Active Dry Yeast and the measure was correct.Now I've switched to Instant yeast.You can use about 1 tbsp for 1 1/2 cups of flour.Delete
- Ria MalikNovember 27, 2012 at 8:21 PM
divya, u didn't use baking powder for choco lava cake.can i use it and where the ramekins should be placed at the top/bottom /middle racks of the ovenReplyDelete
thank u
waiting for ur replyReplies
Hey Ria,there is no need to add baking powder in the recipe.The cake will rise due to the volume introduced by beating the eggs and sugar.You can place the ramekins in the middle rack.Delete
- AnonymousNovember 28, 2012 at 7:57 PM
hi divya...what is granulated sugar? and where can i get it in chennai??ReplyDelete
Granulated sugar is regular sugar,you can buy it in any provision shop or supermarket.Delete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I am a long time reader (Lurker) :), but have never commented before. Few days back I saw your carrot halwa image in a page on Facebook and it was submitted by someone called Devi Ramanath. My friend had participated in an event conducted in an FB page called Saju's Taste and had submitted her food photo. So I visited the page and was looking through the various pictures and the picture of carrot halwa caught my eye. I knew I'd seen it somewhere and opened it, then I remembered seeing the same pic in your blog. I particularly liked that bowl in which your carrot halwa was pictured and that's why I remembered it so clearly.I don't know if that person has taken the picture with your permission or not (I didnt see your watermark on the FB page), so thought I'll just let you know.
The email id of Saju's Taste is firstname.lastname@example.com and her blog is http://sajinastastes.blogspot.com/
Between, now that I've delurked ;), I want to let you know that I love your blog and you are doing a great job. I look forward to your new posts and find your recipes easy and simple which is just the kind of cooking I enjoy.
Thank you so much for de-lurking and letting me know.Somehow people think it is easy to lift a pic and claim their own rather than doing the work by themselves.The pic is removed now and thanks again for bringing the matter to my notice:)Delete
I would like to get the recipe for simple homemade chocolates especially with nuts, badam etc.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Latha,I haven't tried making homemade chocolates on my own,but if I do,will surely post it on the blog:)Delete
Dear Divya,ReplyDelete
Please help me understand the difference between a mousse and a souffle. They are made with similar ingredients and the texture is also similar. I'll be eagerly waiting for your response.
Best wishes,
I am not a Mousse/Souffle person,so wouldn't be able to guide you correctly.However,I suggest you go through these two links which provide useful answers to your question -Delete
Hey! I recently came across your blog and I love it. I've decided to get a new oven and I can't decide what to get exactly. There are all these oven with " Microwave with Convention and Grill". I will bake quite a lot and I wanna know if the Microwave with Convention and Grill is okay for that. I'd be very happy if you recommend an oven for me.ReplyDeleteReplies
As I've mentioned before,if you bake quite a lot and do grilling in between,I suggest you go for the three in one Microwave with Grill and Convection.I use an IFB model,the Samsung and LG counterparts are equally good too!Delete
hi divya,ReplyDelete
today is first day i found ur site its fab, could u plz tell me i have IFB microwave oven with grill (NO CONVECTION) can i bake cake in microwave oven- no convection
pls reply soon i m waitingReplies
If you do not have convection mode in your oven,you cannot do regular baking in it.However you can try out the Microwave cakes and brownie recipes I have on the blog,which requires only the microwave mode and gets done in minutes!Delete
hey im an altym big fan of yours..im realy in need of your help..i need soime perfect recipies to make perfect cake..the problem is i dont have an oven..plz help me to cook cake without an oven ..some simple cake like choclate or lava..plz plz plzzzzzz...ReplyDeleteReplies
Try making steamed cakes which give near perfect results - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2009/08/steamed-chocolate-cake.htmlDelete
May the Season of Yuletide bring in happiness and good cheer for you and your loved ones.I loved and followed your Christmas Cake recipe to the T and as Madhuri would put it...it was purrrrfect.Thank you for sharing such a wonderful recipe.I would to love share the pictures with you if that's possible.Warm wishes for a wonderful new year too!
Thanks so much Rachana,please do.Would love to see what you've whipped up!Delete
When I make appams in the appam chatty I swirl the pan etc.
However my appams do not get a nice lacy egde. Also the centre is quite thick. I cannot remove it from the pan with a spatula. It breaks. I have to tilt the pan over the plate for the appam to fall out
also when I pick it up it breaks.
the appams in your picture look firm. Mine are crumbly
My appam recipe is to add raw rice to coconut 1:2
when I pour dought I use 1 and half ladleful
Hi Sarita,what rising agent do you use?I use baking soda and eno fruit salt for my batter.The rice coconut ratio is just fine.Is the pan hot enough when you pour the batter?I usually use one ladleful of batter.If the pan is not non-stick,you may want to season it before you prepare the appams.Delete
- Anita KavalekarJanuary 9, 2013 at 9:06 AM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
Tried getting in touch with you a couple of times. I have tried your eggless date cake recipe (my first eggless bake) and must say it was absolutely divine!!my second was the garlic bread rolls and that too was a hit!!
Thank you for the wonderful recipes. Since i live in dubai i am unable to make comments directly on the site.
Thank you so much for the feedback Anita!Delete
- Sikander BhardwajJanuary 9, 2013 at 6:58 PM
I made gajar ka halwa according to your recipe. all my family members liked it. thanks for the recipe.ReplyDeleteReplies
Such a nice thing to hear Sikander,thanks so much!Delete
Carrot Halwa-ReplyDelete
Am so looking forward to making this for our next movie night - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, but am curious about how many this recipe will serve?Replies
When served as a dessert in a bowl,it will give you 6-8 generous portions,more if you pair it with ice-cream and serve.Delete
hey, was going thru ur blog and recipes, i must say its so good, just one doubt, 1 cup is equal to 200grams right? u have used 300grams of powdered sugar as frosting for ur 3 tier chocolate cake, so thats 600 grams? thanks in advcane. divya.ReplyDeleteReplies
Here is a very useful cups to grams conversion guide - http://allrecipes.com/howto/cup-to-gram-conversions/Delete
- Sandhya BhatJanuary 14, 2013 at 7:40 PM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
You have an awesome blog,I always check your blog for new recipes. I have been a silent reader, but i have tried many of your superb dishes except those baked goodies as i never owned an oven, but now i am seriously thinking of buying an good oven.You have mentioned that you have an Morphy Richards OTG. I just wanted to know..how is it? Are you satisfied with its performance and would you recommend it for beginners like me? I really want to try your yummy cakes n breads.I would be really happy if you plz help me with this. Eagerly waiting for your reply !!! :)
Thanks & Regards,
I do have a 28ltr Morphy Richards oven.I absolutely love it as it makes baking a breeze.Earlier I baked exclusively in my Microwave Convection oven and that worked well too.But since you particularly asked MR,I would say go for it.Delete
- SashikalaJanuary 21, 2013 at 12:19 PM
I accidentally strayed into your site while searching for convection oven baking. I would like to know whether you bake in OTG or convection oven. I would like to try all those yummy cake recipes you have posted but unfortunately i own only an LG microwave cum convection model. Your answer to this will motivate me to plunge headlong into recipe-trying spree. Thanks in advance.
Hi Sashikala,for close to 3-4 years,I baked exclusively in my IFB Microwave convection oven and till June 2012,all baking recipes are baked in it.Once we moved to our own place,I had space in my kitchen for one more oven and I got myself a 28ltr Morphy Richards OTG and all bakes ever since have been baked in the OTG.I do use both when I am required to bake 2 trays of cookies/cakes etc simultaneously.Delete
dear madam... I bought samsung 28ltr convection oven.. I had tried so many times for making cakes bt i dint get better cakes becoz of sponge prblm.. So plz u advise me to get better cake such as available in bakery..ReplyDeleteReplies
Hello Kaleem,I am not sure what problem you are encountering while baking the cake.For pre-heating the oven and other faq's refer to this post http://www.divyascookbook.com/2012/12/baking-101-meet-my-oven-part-1.htmlDelete
and I am also giving a few links which according to me yields bakery-like results.
i have an IFB 20ltr sc2 model convection oven.i am very much crazy about making cakes.always my cake becomes over cooked on the top but uncooked centre.some times it takes 20 minutes more to get cooked inside. i always preheat the oven at180 deg.(as required by the recepie) and continue cooking at the same degree.can i solve my problem by reducing my tem to 165- 170.pls helpReplyDeleteReplies
Yes Neetha.Try reducing the temperature or else bake at 180C and when the top is of the right colour and texture,cover it with an aluminium foil and bake further.This will help in cooking the inside of the cake without burning the top.Happy Baking!Delete
Hi DivyaReplyDelete
I find your death by chocolate cake devine and so very moist. I am looking for a vanilla version. So i was wondering could i be able to follow that same recipe but just leave out the cocoa. I want that soft fluffyness that comes with your death by chocolate.
Hi Lauren,thanks for the feedback.I am not sure if the recipe will work in the same way if you leave out the cocoa.Try this recipe instead-I use this one when I am required to bake layer cakes(vanilla).Happy Baking!Delete
HOW TO BAKE CAKE IN SAMSUNG CONVECTION OVEN..IS THIS SET IN CONVECTION MOD IS THE OR MICRO CONVECTION.WHAT IS DIFFRENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO MODE....PLS HELP ME......ReplyDeleteReplies
Please set the temperature on the convection mode where there are no microwave rays and hence it is just like a regular oven.Micro-Convection is a combination mode where both microwave and convection cooking happens.Delete
- AshwiniJanuary 24, 2013 at 3:16 PM
Dear Divya,ReplyDelete
It's a great blog you have and I have just started to bake.I normally bake on the weekends and it is becoming addictive.
I am currently using my mother-in-law's bajaj OTG for all my bakes and I am keen to get a microwave. But because of space constrain I have to decide between a convection microwave or an OTG. I recently read in your blog that you have purchased a Murphy Richards OTG and I am aware that all your previous bakes were from a convection microwave. So, please can you share your experience on both.
It would be a great help.
Thank you.
Warm Regards,
I used to bake exclusively in my IFB Microwave Convection oven for close to 3-4 years and till June 2012,all baking recipes are baked in it.Once we moved to our own place,I had space in my kitchen for one more oven and I got myself a 28ltr Morphy Richards OTG and all bakes ever since have been baked in the OTG.I do use both when I am required to bake 2 trays of cookies/cakes etc simultaneously.If you have space,go for both-Microwave with convection and a regular baking oven(otg),or else go for a microwave convection as it will serve both the purposes.Delete
- KanchanJanuary 26, 2013 at 11:09 AM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
It was pleasure to write you mail, number of times i tried to prepare pizza dough or garlic bread dough but not able to prepare the dough properly. i read number of sites but whenever i am trying to mix 1 tablespoon yeast in warm water nothing happens, it never mix properly and never i see the bubbles. i brought always active yeast and due to that dough never gives double size.
please help me that may be I am not using right yeast or method is different.
Kanchan GuptaReplies
Using the right yeast matters the most when it comes to bread baking.The quality of the yeast,temperature of the water all plays an important role.If you can find good quality instant yeast which doesn't require proofing,half the battle is won.This yeast can be mixed directly into the flour.Look for brands Gloripan,Mauripan or Angel.Delete
What a great blog! I'm always looking for new kitchen tools.ReplyDelete
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I've enjoyed reading your blog for quite some time. I recently created my own blog and have learned how fun blogging is. As part of a way to get my name out in the blogosphere, I was wondering if you would mind checking out my blog and maybe even featuring a post or recipe. Thanks in advance for any help. I really am excited for what the future will hold for my blog.
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I like your blog. It covers the konkani belt- south Kanara as well as Kochi.I am happy about it as my background is the same. :) I am as interested as you are in baking too. I would like to know where you live in India and where do you buy the baking stuff like yeast and chocolate chips.
I write a blog on India. If interested you can find me at whitelotus-namaste.blogspot.in
Hi Chitra,happy to meet a fellow Konkani:).I stay in Chennai but get all my baking supplies from my home town Ernakulam.I have done a post about the same which you can read here - http://www.divyascookbook.com/2012/05/baking-supplies-in-ernakulamkerala.htmlDelete
- Shiny ChandranFebruary 5, 2013 at 5:21 PM
Dear Divya,ReplyDelete
Hope you remember the sports dietitian. I just love your blog and have been following it since few years now. I want to congratulate you for the effort you have put in to make this blog so easy, practical and interesting. Kudos :)
Since you are so much into blogging, is there any blog you might suggest for salads n soups. Thanks for your inputs.
Stay in touch .Replies
Of course Shiny,how can I forget you:)Thanks so much for the feedback.Delete
Nothing in particular comes to mind,however I will look out for soup-salad blogs and let you know:)
- Akash ManickFebruary 5, 2013 at 7:16 PM
Can you tell me how to cook gajar ka halwa.ReplyDeleteReplies
Please check this link -Delete
- Anusha MithunFebruary 13, 2013 at 8:03 PM
dear divya,ReplyDelete
want to try molten lava cake for this valentines day
i hav three doubts
1.if i bake the cake in the morning,will it stay gooey till evening?
2.is it particular to use ramekins?or can i use my soup bowls to bake this?
3.will the semi sweet cooking chocolate work fine for this?if so should i add more sugar than mentioned
4.which rack of the oven did u use?top middle or bottom?
appreciate a quick esponse from you
Great choice Anusha!Delete
1.Yes you can bake the cake in the morning-just microwave the cake for 30 seconds or so,so that the center remains gooey.You could even prepare the batter and refrigerate it till using,that way you can bake the cake just before serving.
2.you can use any oven-proof bowls for the same.
3.semi sweet chocolate would be just fine,no need to add more sugar.
4.middle rack is ideal.
Happy Baking!
I am daily reader of your recipies.
I have dought , I am having IFb microwave, with Convection also.
Plz tell me for baking cakes in Microwave which vessel I have to use. CAn I use Aluminium Moulds for Preparing cake in Microwave?
Plz answer...
Hi Amita,Delete
When you use the convection mode in your microwave to bake,it is completely safe to use regular cake tins-aluminium,pyrex,non-stick etc.
Happy baking!
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2013 at 7:40 PM
hi divya,ReplyDelete
Can i get unsweetened chocolate,bittersweet chocolate and golden syrup in chennai?
appreciate a quick response from you
I am not sure about the golden syrup,but you can find different kind of chocolates for baking at Viveka/Venus essence mart on Waltax road.Check out Nilgiris and Nuts and spices too.Delete
Hi Divya your blog is awesome. I want to know the cup measure that Ship[ra Khanna is used in her Eggleass moltes lava cake. Is it 200ml cup or 250 ml cup. Pls email so that I can try out the recipe.Thank you.ReplyDeleteReplies
I tried with 200ml cup measurement.Delete
- NilanjanaFebruary 21, 2013 at 12:34 PM
I have tried your many receipes. Those are simply superb. So I request you to post receipe for the karachai bakery fruit biscuits. those biscuits are really yummy. And I also wanted to know what is the difference between cake flour and plain flour.ReplyDelete
thanking you.Replies
Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.Delete
Plain flour is Maida and cake flour is flour to which cornstarch/cornflour is added which makes the baked goodies lighter and fluffier.Check out how to make cake flour at home here -
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2013 at 2:51 PM
hi divya...where can i get kitchen scale in chennai?ReplyDeleteReplies
I haven't seen any in shops anywhere,probably you can try out Poppat Jamals(Adyar,Mount Road)or Passionate Baking(Anna Nagar).Or try shopping online - this is the one I use - http://shopping.rediff.com/product/digital-weighing-weight-scale-kitchen-scale-5-kg/11595673?sc_cid=www.google.co.in|searchDelete
everytime i bake cake.......i fail.....v r vegetarians......m trying since lst 2 decades.......sometimes it comes out v gud....but sometimes it sacks down.....wts the reason....often whn i try a cake in bigger size....it never comes out as i want.....mean i fail...plz help.ReplyDelete
- ShobhanaFebruary 27, 2013 at 12:20 PM
Hi Divya,ReplyDelete
I am a home-cook who's got a liking to try out different recipes. I am very keenly interested in trying out baking recipes. However, I find myself unequipped many a times when I can't seem to find baking supplies like dark chocolate, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, food colours, brown sugar, parchment paper and more. I stay in Chromepet in Chennai and I moved here only after marriage. I was brought up in Mumbai since childhood. So, I don't have any idea where to hunt for these much needed things that can make up exciting cakes. Can you help me with suggestions for where I can get these things in and around Chromepet (if they are available here) or where else in Chennai I can look them out for? Awaiting your helpful reply.
Shobhana Karthick
A blog is not complete without the readers feedback.Please let me know how you liked my post.Thank you so much for visiting my blog.


text:
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Release: International Comparisons of GDP per Capita and per Hour
Converted to U.S. dollars using 2011 purchasing power parities. Data for Germany for years before 1991 pertain to the former West Germany. For more information, see https://www.bls.gov/fls/intl_gdp_capita_gdp_hour.htm#technicalnotes.
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has eliminated the International Labor Comparisons (ILC) program. This is the last BLS release of international comparisons of GDP per capita and per hour.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Real GDP in Germany (DISCONTINUED) [DEURGDPR], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DEURGDPR, December 11, 2023.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Advanced Search |
Search Tips
If this is your first purchase from Amusement Supply Company please click the "Continue." button to get started.
Create an account with us and you'll be able to:
You need to sign in before you can access that page.
Forgot your password?
All prices are in USD.
Copyright 2023 Amusement Supply Company.


text:
Product Description
Fabric Collection: This fabric has a Damask flocked print texture on a taffeta base.
Width: Approx 58" Wide
Content: 100% Polyester
Country of Origin: China
Transparent: No (this is a solid fabric)
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: Step 1: Choose your desired Sash size. > Step 2: Select Slanted or Regular edges. > Step 3: A Select Quantity and Color. > Step 4: Add to cart and proceed to checkout.
SIZE OPTIONS: Choose your desired Sash size above. You can also choose to upgrade to slanted edges for an additional $0.10 per sash (edges come standard with a straight cut). Call 800-590-9508 for custom sizes.
MINIMUM ORDER: 100 pieces per size per color.
SAMPLES: We offer a variety of sample options such as swatches and color charts
FABRICATION: This product is cut & sewn in the USA with imported fabrics. Our turnaround time is approximately 2-3 business days. Rush production available, contact us at 310-909-8785.
SEWING FINISH: Edges are sewn with a surged edge unless upgraded to a hem stitch. Contact us for custom requests.
BULK INQUIRIES: For orders exceeding $5000, please contact us for bulk discounts and better shipping rates if applicable.
SHIPPING & HANDLING: We offer FREE domestic shipping on all orders of $249 (delivery will take up to 10 business days - excludes handling fees) Expedited shipping options available upon checkout.
COLOR POLICY: All fabric shades are subject to dye lot variations. Orders for the same item placed at various times may differ in shade due to changes in dye lots. If you are unsure about a color, please order a swatch to confirm the recent dye lot matches with your existing inventory.
RETURNS / EXCHANGES: This item is CUT TO ORDER product therefore we do not accept returns.
Customer Reviews
Financing - Buy Now & Pay Later!
Care Instructions
Urquid Linen recommends dry cleaning as the preferred method to wash and care for your linens. If you choose to wash your goods yourself, please make sure that you test your goods prior to washing/drying/steaming or any other maintenance process that is performed. Urquid Linen is not responsible for products damaged through any maintenance or cleaning process. Clients are advised to thoroughly test the material they are purchasing to avoid possible damage during cleaning and maintenance. Please keep in mind that each fabric is unique and can require it's own unique instructions for the best wash possible.
Most linens should be washed in cold water and on a delicate cycle. Only use normal detergent and avoid bleach or any chemicals that can be harmful to your linens. If possible, try to hang-dry to ensure your linens aren't damaged from excess heat. Certain fabrics must avoid heat at all costs and should never be put in a dryer. For certain linens that can be used with a dryer, please only use a low heat setting. only iron your linens while there still damp with a clean and not too hot iron.
Prior to attempting to wash the linens on your own. Please test the entire wash process on a single linen or preferably a swatch of that fabric. This should help ensure if your wash process will damage the linens or not. Again, we strongly recommend using dry-cleaning as the preferred method to wash and care for your linens.
Product Details
- Variant: 6" x 108" Sash / NO
- Weight: 0.12 lb


text:
Kumar Magnet Industries has been consistently engaged in improving the quality of the products for over so many years. As one of the best Magnetic Separator Manufacturers in Gidi, we never afraid of challenges and perform every action precisely to offer versatile products through our manufacturing excellence. We take care of our customer queries and fulfil them within a mean time possible.
Our products are advanced and designed as per the industry standards to meet the need of the customers. Whether it is Over Band Magnetic Separator, Magnetic Plate or Magnetic Pulley and Magnetic Drum Separator in Gidi, we have all the products available under our brand name. We always stood by our clients to set and reach new milestones that increase the credibility of our company among the customers.
As one of the prominent Permanent Suspension Magnet Exporters and Magnetic Destoner Suppliers in Gidi, we attract customers with the quality and features of our products and our competitive pricing and customer support. You can contact us to speak with our experts. We'll be glad to hear out your requirements and deliver you desirable solutions.
Searching For Permanent Suspension Magnet Manufacturers? Look Here
Nowadays, there is a huge market for Permanent Suspension Magnet, thanks to its durable construction and dependable performance. But before you invest, do you know a few significant points related to it? If not, being one of the best Permanent Suspension Magnet Manufacturers, we have clarified a few details here.
What Is A Permanent Suspension Magnet?
A Permanent Suspension Magnet is used for removing iron impurities from bulk materials, moving on a conveyor belt. It separates the non-ferrous material from tramp metal and keeps the product free from contamination.
Why Is Permanent Suspension Magnet Demanded?
Permanent Suspension Magnets' durable body and dependable performance ensure a deep magnetic field and powerful performance. Being available in multiple sizes and dimensions, offered system is easy to handle and maintain in the long run. Its purpose is to ease your work, boost your working efficiency and overall productivity while ensuring product safety and purity. Therefore, it is nowadays so in demand.
Where To Buy Permanent Suspension Magnet In India?
The market is full of options, and there are many companies out there offering Permanent Suspension Magnet. But when it comes to investing in such a heavy built solution, you have to be extra careful. We are not bragging, but we are one of the best Permanent Suspension Magnet Manufacturers in India. Our credibility in the market is because of the comprehensive range, customized designs, unmatched performance and competitive pricing. Other than that, we also deal in Magnetic Separator, Suspension Magnet, Magnetic Drum Separator, Vibrating Screening Machine, Hump Magnet, Vibratory Feeder, Eddy Current Separator and Neodymium Magnet etc. So, what are you waiting for now? Contact us.
Our product range is comprehensive and customized to meet your specific industry needs. So, browse through it before making the final selection.
We bring high power magnets appreciated for their features and robust design. Our magnetic separators are known for their extreme magnetic force and efficiency.
Fill the enquiry form to get direct assistance from the experts.
Kumar Magnet Industries, established in the year 1986, is a leading name in the domain of High Power Permanent Magnetic Equipment. The cornerstone of the company was laid down by Late Shri Rameshbhai Khatri. Taking forward his mission and vision of delivering quality products and services, the company is now headed by Mr. Aakash Khatri. The company is renowned as a trusted manufacturer, supplier and exporter of Magnetic Separator, Wet Magnetic Separator, Magnetic Coolant Separator, Permanent Magnetic Drum Separator, Magnetic Destoner, Pot Magnet, and more.
Every Magnetic Separator is a reflection of hard work and rich industrial experience of more than 30 decades. the Magnetic Separator is manufactured using high quality materials that ensure noteworthy attributes like high durability, robust construction and resistance to adverse conditions. The unmatched quality and excellent performance have also made Magnetic Separator highly demanded by various industrials sectors in India and abroad.
Our infrastructure facility includes manufacturing facility, quality control unit, R&D unit, packaging unit, warehousing facility, and administrative unit. All these units work in sync to help in the quality and quantity production of Magnetic Separator. Latest machines and advance technology help in assuring zero manufacturing and performance flaws. Moreover, the Magnetic Separator is also delivered timely and team is available to assist with the after-sales services.
Yes, customer support is available for Magnetic Separator, in case of any query, you can call us on +91-8000202090 to have a word with our expert team. You can also drop an email regarding your concern at firstname.lastname@example.com. Or you can also mention your query through 'ENQUIRE NOW' form available on the website. The concerned team will get back to you shortly.
The Magnetic Separator, manufactured by us, has no alternate when it comes to quality and performance. In addition to this, our specialization in delivering Magnetic Separator as per the industry standards at an affordable price has also made us count distinguished. Further, to ascertain utmost satisfaction to the buyers, we also have a team to understand the requirements of the buyers and application areas, and deliver personalized solution. Hence, we rank highest in the list of Magnetic Separator Manufacturers in India.
Copyright © 2021 Kumar Magnet Industries | All Rights Reserved . Website Designed & SEO By Webclick® Digital Pvt. Ltd. Website Designing Company India


text:
steel window restoration notes1
March 22, 2013
Based in New Orleans, studioWTA provides architectural, planning, and interior design services for residential, commercial, and institutional use. Our work questions preconceived ideas, embraces innovative materials, and exemplifies a unique, contemporary aesthetic. We embrace a collective approach in every project to create work that is process-driven, environmentally conscious, culturally engaging, and visually distinctive.
Hotel Peter & Paul has been named as one of the "World's Best New Hotels" by Travel + Leisure.
Hotel Peter & Paul has been recently featured in Architectural Digest, The New York Times, House and Garden UK, Conde Nast Traveler, Curbed and Remodelista.
1824 Sophie Wright Place has received an Honorable Mention in the International 2018 Best of Design Awards
studioWTA's newest project on Tulane University's campus, Mussafer Hall, has received LEED Gold Certification
1824 Sophie Wright Place has received a 2018 Merit Award from the AIA Louisiana
The Webster Street Residence received a Merit Award at the 2018 AIA Louisiana Gala
Renovation of a Curtis & Davis residence in Lakeview featured in Dwell magazine
The Pythian received a 2017 Merit Award from AIA Louisiana and the Downtown NOLA Award from Downtown Development District
3450 Magazine Street
New Orleans LA 70115
504.593.9074 office
© 2023 studioWTA · All rights reserved.


text:
Check out the fresh flesh of insatiable futanari beauties! All their naughty thoughts are available in our hentai galleries with 100% exclusive content that will rock your world and thrill your mood! Get inside to be the one whom the lesbian shemales will award with a fascinating show of toon tranny love. Instant access will make your member's area full with daily updates of futanari manga stuff!
Adult Empire is a unique network that gives members access to multiple adult sites.
Whatever the site you join in the network, you get all the others.


text:
Featured Services
Custom-made to straighten your teeth, Invisalign® clear aligners are nearly invisible and made of a proprietary, multi-layer SmartTrack material, which gently shifts your teeth into place over time.More information
Teeth Whitening
Do you want a whiter, more dazzling smile? Our providers can restore the brilliance of your smile in just one or two whitening sessions. There are many teeth whitening options available. Call our office today to learn more!More information
Dentures are removable appliances that can replace missing teeth and improve both your appearance and oral health. They can be made to closely resemble your natural teeth and may even help fill out the appearance of your face and profile. Dentures help maintain a healthy bite as well as prevent bone loss and gum disease.More information
Smile Gallery
Dental Services Offered
About Us
Welcome to Stonebridge Ranch Smiles!
We look forward to Stonebridge Ranch Smiles becoming your new home for oral health care! Our dental team is dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain a bright, beautiful, and healthy smile. We understand the normal anxiety that many people feel at the prospect of a visit to the dentist's office and that finding a new dentist can be a nerve-wracking experience. So, we have designed our facilities with your comfort in mind and our top priority is to make your visit as convenient and stress-free as possible. When you call us at 972-984-1882 to make your appointment, we will be happy to find a time that works best for your busy schedule and answer any questions you may have about our facility or services. Our experience and commitment to continuing education in the most up-to-date procedures and technology will let you relax in the knowledge that your dental care is of the highest quality.
Why Choose Us?
Our Team
Your smile is in good hands! The dentists, hygienists, and technicians here at Stonebridge Ranch Smiles have the education and experience to meet all your oral health care needs. We are dedicated to maintaining the highest quality of dental care through on-going training and continuing education in the latest techniques and equipment.
Our Philosophy
Because oral health is integral to overall health we strive to provide comprehensive, lifetime care to our patients in the McKinney, Texas area. We will work with you to develop a treatment plan that meets your immediate needs and establish preventative dental care that ensures your smile will last a lifetime!
Our Atmosphere
By combining a calm atmosphere with the latest technology, we have created a place where patients receive the level of dental care they need and deserve. The moment you walk in our front door, our team will make you feel comfortable, secure, and well cared for. We understand that many people feel anxious about visiting the dentist, but you can be assured that your comfort is our top priority.
Dental Services at Stonebridge Ranch Smiles in McKinney, Texas
Teeth Whitening
Over time, your teeth's natural whiteness can fade or become discolored as the result of diet, personal habits, or simply getting older. However, the teeth whitening procedures we offer here at Stonebridge Ranch Smiles can restore the brilliance of your smile. The Zoom! teeth whitening method has a proven track record of dramatically improving the whiteness of your smile by up to six shades in a very short amount of time. We are happy to discuss your options for whitening and will work with you to determine the treatment that will make your smile look as good as it feels.
Corrective and Restorative Dentistry
Are you unhappy about the spacing or misalignment of your teeth? We encourage you to call us at 972-984-1882 and talk to our friendly, highly trained staff about our corrective dental procedures such as Invisalign® clear aligners. Invisalign treatment is a wonderful option for working adults because it produces similar results to traditional metal braces, but utilizes a series of custom-made, clear aligners that are virtually invisible. You are able to maintain your professional appearance and enjoy the dramatic improvement of properly aligned teeth without feeling self-conscious. Our team will work with you to determine what method works best for your lifestyle and dental needs. Make Stonebridge Ranch Smiles your home for Invisalign aligners in McKinney!
Regardless of how meticulous you are about your oral health care, problems can always occur. These conditions can compound and lead to a bite misalignment, bone degeneration, or even further tooth loss. However, at Stonebridge Ranch Smiles, we can customize a treatment plan that will restore your smile and promote overall excellent oral health. Restoring your ideal dental structure not only improves your appearance and oral health but also prevents adjacent teeth from shifting and eliminates the discomfort of a misaligned bite.
Professional Teeth Cleaning
We recommend that you visit us at least twice a year for a regular check-up and professional teeth cleaning. A professional cleaning will remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing at home just can't handle. Professionally eliminating this build-up of plaque and tartar helps to prevent bad breath, tooth decay, and periodontal disease. The best dental care we can provide for you is preventative care. Regular check-ups and professional teeth cleaning prevent small problems from becoming more complex and difficult to treat.
Innovative Technology for Dental Care
Here at Stonebridge Ranch Smiles, we utilize the most advanced, up-to-date technology in order to diagnose and treat dental problems with the highest level of accuracy and effectiveness. We use non-invasive, painless equipment to instantly produce high-resolution dental images that allow our dentist to identify problems such as tooth decay, worn enamel, gum disease, or micro-fractures that would normally remain undetectable and untreated.
Make Your Appointment Today!
Take the most important step towards achieving the smile you've always wanted and call us today at 972-984-1882 to set an appointment. We're also happy to answer any questions you may have – our team is here to make your dental experience pleasant, affordable, and beautifully effective.


text:
61On that night could not the king sleep, and he commanded to bring the book of records of the chronicles; and they were read before the king.6.1 could…: Heb. the king's sleep fled away 2And it was found written, that Mordecai had told of Bigthana and Teresh, two of the king's chamberlains, the keepers of the door, who sought to lay hand on the king Ahasuerus.6.2 Bigthana: also called, Bigthan6.2 door: Heb. threshold 3And the king said, What honour and dignity hath been done to Mordecai for this? Then said the king's servants that ministered unto him, There is nothing done for him.
4¶ And the king said, Who is in the court? Now Haman was come into the outward court of the king's house, to speak unto the king to hang Mordecai on the gallows that he had prepared for him. 5And the king's servants said unto him, Behold, Haman standeth in the court. And the king said, Let him come in. 6So Haman came in. And the king said unto him, What shall be done unto the man whom the king delighteth to honour? Now Haman thought in his heart, To whom would the king delight to do honour more than to myself?6.6 whom the king…: Heb. in whose honour the king delighteth 7And Haman answered the king, For the man whom the king delighteth to honour,6.7 whom the king…: Heb. in whose honour the king delighteth 8Let the royal apparel be brought which the king useth to wear, and the horse that the king rideth upon, and the crown royal which is set upon his head:6.8 Let…: Heb. Let them bring the royal apparel6.8 which the king…: Heb. wherewith the king clotheth himself 9And let this apparel and horse be delivered to the hand of one of the king's most noble princes, that they may array the man withal whom the king delighteth to honour, and bring him on horseback through the street of the city, and proclaim before him, Thus shall it be done to the man whom the king delighteth to honour.6.9 bring…: Heb. cause him to ride 10Then the king said to Haman, Make haste, and take the apparel and the horse, as thou hast said, and do even so to Mordecai the Jew, that sitteth at the king's gate: let nothing fail of all that thou hast spoken.6.10 let…: Heb. suffer not a whit to fall 11Then took Haman the apparel and the horse, and arrayed Mordecai, and brought him on horseback through the street of the city, and proclaimed before him, Thus shall it be done unto the man whom the king delighteth to honour.
12¶ And Mordecai came again to the king's gate. But Haman hasted to his house mourning, and having his head covered. 13And Haman told Zeresh his wife and all his friends every thing that had befallen him. Then said his wise men and Zeresh his wife unto him, If Mordecai be of the seed of the Jews, before whom thou hast begun to fall, thou shalt not prevail against him, but shalt surely fall before him. 14And while they were yet talking with him, came the king's chamberlains, and hasted to bring Haman unto the banquet that Esther had prepared.


text: ForYourParty.com Ghostess With The Mostess Napkin This Ghostess With The Mostess Napkin is a must-have for this Halloween event! Let this unique piece with your own name on it enchant your party! 2032109 24369 $ 140.00 5 stars, based on 22 reviews Zoom Loading product Click on swatch to see options Product Colors Active Color Imprint Foil Colors Active Color Shiny Foil Shiny Foil Metallic, lustrous finish. *Specialty patterned foil may vary on final print Shiny Sterling Silver Shiny Champagne Shiny 18 Kt Gold *Shiny Holographic Silver *Shiny Holographic Gold *Shiny Rainbow Shiny Poppy Shiny Copper Shiny Rose Gold Shiny Rose Quartz Shiny Fuchsia Shiny Convertible Red NEW Shiny Merlot Shiny Green Tea Shiny Kiwi / Lime Shiny Leaf Shiny Royal Blue Shiny Amethyst Matte Foil Matte Foil Flat finish. Matte Slate Gray Matte White Matte Ivory Matte Dove Grey Matte NEW Chocolate Matte Black Matte Pastel Pink Matte Ballet Pink Matte Fuchsia Matte Lipstick Red Matte Merlot Matte Tangerine Matte Mimosa Yellow Matte Sunflower Matte Key Lime Matte Leaf Matte Spruce Matte Teal/Peacock Matte Azure Matte Royal Blue Matte Navy Matte Amethyst Satin Foil Satin Foil Muted sheen, brushed finish. Satin Sterling Silver Satin 18 Kt. Gold Satin Copper Penny Satin Fuchsia Satin Lipstick Red Satin Leaf Satin Teal / Peacock Satin French Blue Satin Plum Product Details Specialty 4-ply tissue Approx. 5" x 5" Volume discounts Expedited options available Product Description FYP offers 3-ply Napkins with and without embossed borders, 3-ply Shimmer Napkins with a pin-dot embossed border, 3-ply Patterned Napkins with a pin-dot embossed border, air laid Linen Like Napkins and select 4-ply Napkins. Cocktail Napkins sizes vary by color: 3-ply 4.75" x 4.75" — black, white, borderless white, ivory, borderless ivory, merlot, turquoise, convertible red, coral, ballet pink, dove gray, lavender, sand, slate, tiffany blue 3-ply 5" x 5" — mustard gold, platinum, brownie, espresso brown, french blue, sky blue, aqua, royal blue, light navy, amethyst, honeydew, kiwi, teal, leaf, spruce, mimosa, pastel yellow, sunflower, light coral, burnt sienna, tangerine, rose petal, candy pink, fuchsia, lipstick red, convertible red, merlot, cranberry Linen Like 4.75" x 5" — eggplant, plum Linen Like 5" x 5" — ash gray, black, bright sky, brown, buttermilk, cream, dark turquoise, fog, hunter green, ivory, kraft, lavender, lemon, lime, lipstick red, magenta, mango, merlot, moss green, navy, olive green, pastel green, pastel pink, peach, pebble, pink, powder blue, stone gray, terracotta, white 4-ply 5" x 5" — white Personalize your Napkins with text and illustrations from our extensive, designer-curated collection. With over 150 fonts, 50 foil colors and 1,300 clipart images, you can create the perfect party accessories for your event. You also have the option to Upload Your Own Art for a truly unique product. Ghostess With The Mostess Napkin Square Cocktail Napkin 4 ply Design ID: 2032109 This Product is Discontinued Explore other party essentials Orders delivered as soon as 12.21.2023. Exclusions apply. Product Options Square Cocktail Napkin Patterned Square Cocktail Napkin Guest Towel Square Petite Napkin Diamond Petite Napkin Square Cocktail Napkin 4 ply Large Print Cocktail Napkin Square Left Scalloped Luncheon Napkin Square Shimmer Cocktail Napkin Square Linen Like Cocktail Napkin Related Products Square Cocktail Napkin Patterned Square Cocktail Napkin Guest Towel Square Petite Napkin Diamond Petite Napkin Square Cocktail Napkin 4 ply Large Print Cocktail Napkin Square Left Scalloped Luncheon Napkin Square Shimmer Cocktail Napkin Square Linen Like Cocktail Napkin Share Your Design If you are viewing on a mobile device, please switch to a desktop for full customization options.


text:
Idaho Phone Numbers
Database Covers All Idaho Phone Numbers
Find Out Who Called From Any Cottonwood, ID. Phone Number
Access a database of each Cottonwood, Idaho phone number and keep tabs on who has called you. Initiate your query by clicking an area code in Cottonwood, ID.. Follow the proceeding steps till you find the number you are searching for. Another option is to type your number into the search bar provided, and access the information you need instantly.
Run a reverse phone lookup!
With running a reverse phone search you'll be able to access detailed information on any phone numbers that call you. The data will include of the owner's name, address that is tied to the number, the phone servicers, and several more essential pieces of facts. Start your Cottonwood, Idaho reverse phone lookup today!
example: 555 - 555 - 55555


text:
Wine.Food.Hotel - eat well, drink well, sleep well. Videos and reviews of all the best wine, food and hotels worldwide.
Raes on Wategoes in Byron Bay www.raes.com.au
Top 5 wine.food.hotel videos:
©2023 Wine.Food.Hotel 2009. Wine.Food.Hotel is a wholly owned business and trademark of Wine and Food Tube Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. ABN: 54 619 567 728.
Powered by Level91
Design by WhiteRhino


text:
Construction Equipment Rental in Akron, Pennsylvania
Just about any construction project, big or small, requires machines in top-notch condition for smooth and timely completion.
Among all contractors, first time entrepreneurs or well established construction companies, a big chink is now opting for construction equipment rentals for maximizing their profit margins. Finding reliable vendors through reputed platforms like ours is easy and hassle free.
Rental services for the provision of heavy construction equipment in Akron are hassle free and the best part is that there are no ownership costs involved.
Since our vendors serve all of Akron as well as neighboring localities, you can be assured of the fact that there'd always be some convenient locations for you to pick heavy machinery or tools from. Some vendors also provide construction equipment transportation as an add-on.
Dial our toll free number or post the online query (through contact form on the right) to get started today!
Equipment Rental Akron, Construction equipment rental Akron, Construction Akron, Heavy Equipment Rental Akron.


text:
Let your unique awesomeness and positive energy inspire confidence in others.
Sign up for our newsletter to get notified about sales and new products.
We Are Lions partners with industry leaders to celebrate people with disabilities by highlighting their talents, courage, hardships, and perseverance.
We are lifestyle brand featuring artists with disabilities' artwork on everyday products. Proceeds from each sale go to the artists that create the art and to support arts and entrepreneurship programs around the world.
YOUR NAME (required)
YOUR EMAIL (required)
YOUR MESSAGE (required)
No products in the cart.
Showing all 3 results
Classic T-Shirts
Windy City Pussy T-Shirt
Windy City Pussy Tote Bag
George Zuniga
Windy City Pussy Throw Pillow
Username or email address *
Password *
Remember me
Log in
Lost your password?