There is a special reason I am featuring Food Musings today, of all days. Recently I noticed Catherine's post about making paneer. In my youth, I used to make paneer, too, so her description brought back an old memory for me. When Catherine exclaimed "I'm not a crazed dairy maid wannabe. I promise. I'm just obsessed with Indian food. I eat it till I'm sick," I realised we had something in common.
On reading her statement of obsession it became clear we are both big fans of Indian food. This got me thinking. I currently have enough Indian food material to probably keep this blog full of spicy posts for about a week.
I therefore declare it to be India, Curry & Spice Week here on Becks & Posh.
Look out for these upcoming posts:
- Food memories - the start of my love affair with curry.
- Indian Restaurant Reviews
- More Teaching Tim. San Francisco's most eligible bachelor hopes I'll teach him how to whip up a batch of Chicken Tikka Masala.
- Blog Appetit (en Francais) with a touch of India.
- My favourite Indian Cookery Book.
- My favourite Indian product suppliers in San Francisco.
- Hosting an Indian dinner party.
- How to make beautiful looking naan bread that tastes nothing like.
- How to eat curry, Soho-style.
- Indian Food Retrospectives from my archives.

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