Hello! I am Supriya and welcome to RedChillies; a food blog where I share recipes and snippets of my life. Amongst my many hobbies, I enjoy cooking and trying out new recipes. So, the recipes I post here are tried and tested and ones which I have enjoyed with my friends and family.
I love creativity! Food, photography and writing considered essentials of blogging are all creative arts and this blog RedChillies is a manifestation of that expression.
I am a Konkani and grew up in the wonderful city of Bangalore. I am a vegetarian and I have influences of North Kanara, South Kanara, Maharashtrian and Karnataka cuisine in my cooking.
Currently I live in Texas, United States with my husband and our 14-year-old teen who is the light of our lives. I am software professional and work full time for a dynamic, growth-oriented company. I enjoy photography, jewelry making, reading, taking nature walks and of course blogging.
Read more about me:
- Seven Random Facts about me.
- RedChillies in the Press (Telegraph India) Article.
- Super Blogger Sunday
- Foodie Chat – Hot and Spicy Redchillies!
- Blog of the Week- Indian CookingBlogs
Why the name “RedChillies” ….
In our family we love spicy food and chillies are a quintessential part of our cooking. Being a Konkani, we use plenty of dried Red chillies along with coconut and tamarind in our everyday cooking.
So when I had to come up with a name for my blog, the name RedChillies stood out and stuck in my mind and voila the name of my blog.
Contact Me ….
If you would like to contact me, use my recipes, use my pictures, or advertise then, product reviews, write to me at myredchillies@yahoo.com for questions, suggestions etc.
Hi Supriya,
Fabulous!!! your Recipes
Thank you so much
a wonderful blog with great recipes! i love indian food to bits!
hi Supriya,
By chance i found this site and cooked some great recipes.Loved the taste 🙂
Mast Mast Thanks tukka 🙂
Thanks Anjali for the kind words. So glad you liked it. Tukka masta thanks for writing. 🙂
Hello Supriya,
I just got to see your blog while i was searching for a recipe online.. I tried your Khara biscuit recepie and it came out really good!! wonderful blog & your doing a great job keep it going…. 🙂 love ur recepies!!
Thanks Ashwini for all the kind words, glad you liked it 🙂
how do i join u
Thanks Reena. You can either join me on FaceBook or you can subscribe me. Both the options are available on the side bar.
Hello Supriya,
This is a nice blog with lots of yummy looking recipes. I would like to specially pay compliments to the way you have clicked the pictures, they are very nice. If you a page dedicated to your photography skills, would love to see them.
Regards,
Prashanth
Prashanth, thank you for the kind words. We usually put pur photos on flickr and you can visit it here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/myredchillies/with/5804408422/
We have plans on adding some notes about food photography, so please stay tuned.
I live in teaxas too. I stay in Dallas, I am a kannadiga and a native Bangalorean too.. wow so many things in common. would love to be friends with u
That is good to know Shruthi, glad you liked the coconut laddos and also glad to know a fellow kannadiga.
hi supriya,
I was searching for some kids recipes and found ur blog,the recipies are really amazing,i would surely try out some of ur recipies for my kids and im sure they would love them.
Hello Supriya,
Not very long ago, when I started blogging, I stumbled into your blog…cant remember how, but I sure am glad I did. Your site was one of the first I added to my blogrolls and everytime I am in search of an idea to cook, I turn to your pages. Every time I explore a little more and every time I am more impressed. So, this time I thought of dropping in a word of appreciation. I love your site…everythign about it, the design, the recipes, your about me page the most, the photostreaming. It does look like a lot of work and its all come out wonderfully. Love your photos as well…they sure do inspire me to cook. Keep up the good work…Cheers
Hi Meena, thanks so much for the warm comments. I am with you about kids and food as I am looking for some ideas for kids all the time.
Hi Parita, goodness, thank you for such warm and encouraging words. I sure will visit your blog. I am glad that this small space of mine has been worthwhile and this encourages me to do even better. Well you cannot imagine how much you made my day (or week for that matter). hugs!
Am glad that I could bring a smile to your face Supriya…but be assured that you deserved those words of praise. and just to mention what I forgot in my last comment…Thank goodness that you are veggie as well…it makes my life a lot more easier
Happy Diwali and very prosperous new year to you and your family Supriya.
Hello Supriya – I have been using few of your recipes and I must tell you, all your recipes are wonderfully written, easy to use and can be made at home in a jiffy. Being in Beijing, its difficult for us to get indian snacks and sweets, so I make most of the stuff at home. All recipes are yummy and you are very good with your clicks 🙂
Thanks to you
Awww… thank you so much Ramya, so glad and you made my day!
Hi Supriya
You have created a wonderful site. Very aesthetic and interesting too. You are awesome!!! Thanks for the Semiya Dosa recipe. It came out very well. You are doing a real great job of feeding people with fabulous ideas.
My best wishes to you and your family.
Thanks so much for the warm words!
Supriya,
Thank you for the wonderful recipes. Kids love them!!!!
Thanks again,
Hema
Thanks Hema 🙂
Hi Supriya,
I live in Fort Worth and found your blog while looking for a recipe for garlic sesame sticks. We are vegetarian/vegan family, and I would love to try some more of your recipes. Do you shop at specialty stores to find some of your ingredients? I have searched our local Central Market and haven’t been able to find some items. Would love any info you could post on sourcing ingredients!
Love your photography and recipes!
Jeanne
Hi Jeanne,
Thanks so much. I usually shop at Indian stores (in Irving area), to get the spices, lentils and speciality vegetables from there. For diary/vegetables/bread etc I do the grocery at Kroger/Target etc. I Am sure there are some indian stores in the FortWorth area and you might want to give it a try. Let me know if you need any specific information about the lentils, veggies etc.
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Hi Supriya,
I just got to see your blog while i was searching for a recipe online. Thanks so much for such a wonderful recipes. I just love them.
Thanks
Neethu
Thanks so much Neethu.
Hello Supriya, thank you for an array of interesting recipes. A Malaysian and a ‘Bengalurian’ the past 3 years, am always looking for local or even modified recipes to experiment when ‘mil’ is on holiday.
I searched for ‘tambuli’ as I was wondering what is ‘doddapatre’leaves are in English and found your site. I like the range of items that you have covered and the pix – motivate me to try. So will surely, try out your recipes. Thank you very much. Cheers!
Thanks Nala for the warm words.
Doddapatre leaves called as Cuban Oregano are small thick leaves with pungent flavor. You should be able to find it in speciality stores in Bangalore.
Hi Surpiya,
My cousin Seema recomended me to this wonderful site of yours and I must tell you, since the day I have registered my blog page to your site aggregator, I got quite a few readers from around the globe. I was pleasantly delighted! I have been meaning to write to you to thank you for this wonderful service you are doing to all of us bloggers, and finally got around to do so!
Thanks a lot! 🙂
Smiles,
Nandita
Hi Nandita, thank you for the warm words, I am glad FW is helping. Hugs to you. Convey my best to Seema.
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Hello Supriya,
This will hopefully make you glad and proud. As soon as i started going through your small little beautiful recipes, my guess was, ‘this has to be a konkani girl’. And indeed !!
I quickly went through the ‘About’ section and was very happy to see you mention ” I am a Konkani” 🙂 Brought a big smile on my face :).
I was looking for a quick and easy tomato chutney recipe and it landed me here.
All the Good luck to you. Keep Posting !
Ah Yes, I am a Konkani too 🙂
Vish
We both share some common hobbies. I love photography, cooking, blogging, trekking, traveling ….
Thanks for the encouraging words, and all the positive feedback Vish. Glad to know a fellow Amchi too.
Hey Supriya,
I am going to experiment the following recipes from your blog for a get together I am hosting this weekend. I would appreciate it if you could give an estimate of how many servings I would get for each of the dishes according to the measurements on your blog?
Zucchini chutney
Tomato mint pilaf
Pumpkin coconut curry
Thank you! I cant wait to go get my groceries (today as soon as I hear back from you) and start sampling these dishes 🙂
Hi Aparna, good luck with this. Do let me know how it turned out. All the recipes mentioned serve about 3-5 people.
nice to stumble upon your blog. I love to learn some konkani cuisine and good to know u from Blore too..me too me too:)
Hi Anju, glad to know a fellow bangloran too 🙂
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hi supriya thank u for all recipes mentioned here am a bangalorian too n its nice to know ur a veggie too.. i love dodpatre tambuli n thanks for the recipe am gonna try it..
Thanks Manasa, hope you like it.
Hi Supriya, I am not sure I am asking a right question to a right person but still…
My foodworld—blog aggregator is not working for past 3-4 days. Can u help me please to know why it’s not working?
Thanks in advance.
There is a technical problem with the FoodWorld aggregator and hopefully it will be fixed soon.
wud luv to hv ur app on my mobile….superrrrrr job magaa…
awesome website supriya:-)
thanks yar it helped me lot in cooking
Hello Supriya!
Are you writing any book on cooking? I’ll be glad to have copy.
_Kaagaz
Hi Supriya!
I see that you are in Texas- so am I, in Dallas. Ran across your site on Pinterest. Am about to try the eggless orange cake, plan to do it lemon. It looks like a yummy cake I used to get when I lived in San Diego. Thanks, Beth