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Thanks again Rebecca for this exciting oppurtunity.I loved every bit of it. Have a nice weekend everyone! Enjoy!
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this one looks awesome and now am off to Rebeccas blog to check the recipe.
that’s a tempting Tandoori! Cilantro n mint would sure giv it a vibrant flavour… by the way i have posted my Chilli chicken fry. Come n check it if u get time…
I saw the post and loved it! This chicken dish is seriously my kind of meal.
Tanvi,
Nice dishes. I have already checked at Rebeca’s blog.
Very Inviting Tandoori Chicken dear. Wonderful Clicks.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Looks fantastic and delicious!
Wonderful… and a beautiful guest post
Just saw the post on Chow and Chatter.. absolutely incredible!! I am still drooling, lol. Great job Tanvi
Great guest post…love the idea of mint and cilantro…So So tasty
Tandoori chicken with mint seems to be flavourful and mouth watering. I cannot resist myself seeing the delicious chicken dish.
Cilantro and Mint with Chicken is a common enough dish but with Tandoori Chicken, this is something I wasn’t aware of.
congrats on ur geust post Tanvi
…and the chicken is brilliant drool worthy i could see the freshness yum!
That does look finger licking good…mmmm!
Tanvi, I plan to focus more on Bengali vegetarian dishes. You know this Tandoori Chicken idea is really good because here in India particularly in Hyderabad hara chicken or green chicken made with coriander leaves(cilantro) and mint leaves is quite a popular and is quite tasty but I can just imagine what it is going to taste like when plain chicken is substituted with Tandoori Chicken. Yumm! Yumm!