March 30, 2009

An event I don't like to miss!

I still don't have much of an appetite, but certain things I feel like I can eat....and this is one! I hope I keep this loss of appetite up enough to lose another 10 pounds! lol

Now, don't worry, I am not doing too much. I'm not doing a whole lot at all. Actually, besides taking a few photos from HS and snapping pics of them to load up on facebook, this was all I did today....besides rest. A girl does have to eat you know!

For Taste & Create I was paired up with Arundathi of My Food Blog. She has so many recipes I want to try! She has made so many breads and it inspires me to want to make my own as soon as I can! I did make her Dutch Babies, but did so under the influence of pain meds and forgot to add the milk. Needless to say, that was a flop. Other recipes of hers that have caught my eye are her Jalapeno Pretzels, Nutella Brownies and Pesto and Garlic Bread!


I call these Vegetable Samosa Tarts. The recipe can be found on Arundathi's post. She had made samosas but also made tarts with what was left of her dough. I had to do a little improvising because I didn't have the mango powder (used garam masala, curry, cumin, ginger to my taste) and I only could find frozen peas & carrots in the fridge. I served these with the Tomato Chutney one of our Indian students made for me (and I totally love!!!). I went with the tarts to save myself too much arm work in rolling dough. It was easier to take a ball of dough, drop it in the tart pan and use my little pampered chef tart shaper to make a tart. Little effort at all!

Thanks again to Nicole of Taste & Create for hosting this awesome event. It is one I hope to always participate in!

35 Comments:

  1. Oh my goodness, these look amazing! Yum :D

    +Jessie
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  2. Shelby the veg samosas look so fresh and delicious!!

    Now I'm hungry!! Really :)
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  3. ohhhh very creative and yummy!
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  4. Glad you're feeling better.

    I LOVE the idea of samosa tarts - yum!
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  5. Shelby-these look delicious! I'm so glad to see/read you up and posting and feeling better! I've certainly missed you!! {{hugs}}
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  6. they look great, shelby. thanks for trying them. i'm loving the tomato chutney - that looks incredible!
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  7. Look great Shelby...I hope you are taking it easy. Oh wait, you can't keep a good woman down, even under the influence of pain meds!
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  8. What a cute idea! They look delicious!
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  9. Those look mad good. I could go for a handful right now, I just got home and haven't had dinner yet. ;)
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  10. Ooooh I love the idea of these! And I agree, this is the best event, after all I found you thought it. ;) And, btw, I wish I could drop some scones for you.
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  11. I love Indian food and this looks fantastic!
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  12. So glad you're continuing to feel better! Don't worry about those dutch babies...I forget things like milk even when I have no good excuse like pain killers :) These veggie samosa tarts look so excellent. I love samosas, so I can't wait to try these little treasures! Keep feeling good!
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  13. Hope that you are feeling better!! Those tarts look unbelievable. YUM!! I have to look for one of those tart shapers!
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  14. The tarts look so yummy. Such a great idea!!!!
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  15. those tarts look amazing! Hope you are doing well after your surgery. Prayers went up from Alabama.
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  16. So cute and flavorful! I am glad you are feeling better.
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  17. Im glad your better...miss you at TWD, but understand!
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  18. These tarts look great. I have never used my mini tart pan - but I should. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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  19. Look at you go. Up and doing already. Good to hear that you are resting and feeling better. I am praying for a quick quick quick recovery for you.
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  20. These look good! Hope you are feeling better soon!!!
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  21. They are so colorful and delicious looking!! These would make me feel better!
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  22. Isnt it funny? So close. I am glad you stoped by. These little tarts are unique and adorable. I could so pop several in mouth. One at a time of course.
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  23. Little bites of heaven...how yummy is this!
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  24. Nice - open samosas! I'll have to try it!
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  25. Those look FANTASTIC - I'd love to serve them at a party!

    SO good to have you back -- and happy you're feeling better!
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  26. DELICIOUS! I want one in my mouth right now! WOW! I'm gonna go check out that recipe!
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  27. Gosh, does that every look GOOD!!!
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  28. These are delicious looking! Wish I had one now!
    Glad that you are doing well; take it easy.
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  29. A very unusual take on samosas. They look very good.
    Nice to see you are back after surgery and on the mend.
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  30. That is a neat twist to a samosa..
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  31. Those look absolutely wonderful!
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  32. I'm so glad you are home and resting!! These look fantastic Shelby!
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  33. These look really good. I hope you are taking it easy!
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  34. Looks great Shelby! You take care of yourself!

    Emily
    justeatfood.com
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