The X-Files, Part 3: A list of entrepreneurial ventures run by women Posted on January 30, 2014January 31, 2014 This is part 3 of the series on entrepreneurial ventures run by women. You can also visit part 1 and part 2 for more categories. In part 3, I’ve listed all our talented women who are a whizz in the kitchen. Whether it’s baking delicious cupcakes, catering for large get-togethers, giving you a taste of Indian cuisine, or showing you the healthy way – you’ll find everything related to food here. (*Please note that these are all based in Bangalore). CATERING, BAKING, FOOD, CULINARY CLASSES, HEALTH FOOD Curry Classes, Sandhya Aiyer Oza Description: Customised cooking classes email: sandhya.oza@curryclasses.com Website: Curry Classes Her story: Curry Classes is now based in Whitefield, Bangalore. Looking to teach and help first timers, young brides to be, bachelors and anyone interested in learning simple ways of cooking. A well cooked meal at home is healthier than a take away. If anyone cares for what goes into that meal you eat it will be you… so STOP thinking cooking is tough, START thinking of what you would like to learn. Get together with your friends and make a small group to have a fun session at Curry Classes. Do it Sweet, Heena Awasthi Description: Home baker and cake artist Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/pages/Do-It-Sweet/111900172238745 Her story: I’m a home bakers and a cake artist who does theme cake and cupcake. But the other side is gateau, mousse cake, pies, tarts. Customisation is my main focus whether theme or flavour. I make everything fresh and on order with at least 4 days advance notice. Little Bites, Shweta Contact: +91-98452 35638 Facebook: Little Bites Her story: I run ‘Little Bites’ which caters exclusively for children’s parties. Our USP is non spicy, tasty and fun looking food 🙂 Ms K Cupcakes & Sugar Angels, Katherine Deborah Abel Description: Designer cake boutique Facebook: Ms.K.Cupcakes and Sugar Angels Her story: I run Ms.K Cupcakes and Sugar Angels; the former a designer cake boutique and the latter is a non profit organization that provides celebration cakes and cupcakes to critically ill and underprivileged kids and their families. Patisserie Nitash, Navaz (along with her husband Nitash) Description: Patisserie Contact: 99864 21069 or 98454 27364 Facebook: Patisserie Nitash Her story: We are a Patisserie specializing in cakes and desserts like cheesecake, brownies, French style macaroons, tarts etc. Saffrontrail, Nandita Iyer Description:Nutrition Consultant / Cooking Workshops / Freelance food & lifestyle writer email: saffrontrail@gmail.com Facebook: Saffron Trail Twitter>: @saffrontrail Website/Blog: Saffron Trail Her story: A medical doctor who got into nutrition, healthy cooking, writing about it and finally into teaching cooking, among other things – I conduct niche workshops like making salads, baking your own bread and also healthy bakes. I also conduct corporate workshops in healthy cooking / eating. Apart from this, I write on food/healthcare for several magazines and publications. Long distance consultations and counselling on nutrition and lifestyle management is also one of the things I do. Say you Made it, Sahar Adil Description: Home catering Contact: +91 8041128555 Facebook: SayYouMadeIt Her story: No need to panic. Just call us, place your order, (atleast 24 hours in advance), collect it, serve it, and then just “Say You Made It”. Simple. We take home catering orders for 4-40 people (and in the vicinity). We specialize in customized menu’s of our dishes which are mostly signature, which vary from a European-Mediterranean menu to the Indian delicacies that have been in our family for generations now. So for family dinners, shindigs with your friends, laid back potlucks, fun birthdays and even elegant corporate soirees we can really create a nice menu for and bring a difference to. Since we couldn’t decide what we love more, eating or cooking for our family and friends, the stars conveniently aligned on the marriage of the two – and so “Say You Made It” was born. So every-time you don’t want to cook, but need to just give us a call, ‘ cause “you keep the credit, we’ll take the orders.” 🙂 Sin-A-Mon, Monika Manchanda Description: Home-based baking boutique Facebook: Sinamontales Her story: I run Sin-A-Mon a home based boutique baking setup. At Sin-A-Mon our focus is to bring the best of the flavours to you. We do cakes, breads, pies, desserts and also specialise in alcohol based cakes, desserts and cupcakes. We also do culinary workshops around baking, take food consulting projects and have a hugely (if I may say so) popular food blog. Soul Bakers, Meeta Walavalkar-Hattangadi Description: Healthy organic breads Contact: 099 00 250704 email: meeta.walavalkar@gmail.com Her story: We make healthy organic breads free of preservatives and chemical substitutes. Start your day the healthy way with wholewheat based breads and bakes. Say bye to maida, dalda based breads and bakes. Cut those calories and carbs and enjoy yummy and healthy breakfast every morning. Stay fit, stay happy. The CakeAiry, Blossom Description: Home bakery Contact: 9986990668 Facebook: The Cake Airy Her story: I am a full time flight attendant and in my spare time I run a part-time home bakery called The CakeAiry in Hennur. Apart from baking I am a jam/ marmalade/ chutney concocter. I work purely on an order basis. Watch out for the last of this series (part 4) in the works, which will have two more categories: — CHILDREN, EDUCATION, MUSIC, ATTIRE/APPAREL, FUN & ENTERTAINMENT — ART & PHOTOGRAPHY, MEDIA CONSULTANCY, WRITING, BOOKS, MUSIC and ALL OTHER SERVICES Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Anita Recommends Lists Projects Uncategorized Women bakingbusinesscakescateringchutneyscup cakescurry classesEating Outhealth foodjamspart 3party orderssoul foodwomen
Row, row, row your boat Posted on May 13, 2005 Row, row, row your boat, originally uploaded by anitabora. We headed out to the river pretty early in the morning to beat the heat during our stay in Mangalore. In the early morning, caught these fishermen taking out their nets and casting them in the river. This is the view… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Read More
Anita Recommends Fitness on the road: A few strategies that might work Posted on November 7, 2014November 7, 2014 So here’s the problem. I like good food. And when I’m travelling, food obviously becomes even more of an issue. Let me explain why. I can’t really control what I’m eating. I like trying out local delicacies so I rarely say no. And if my host is cooking something, I… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Read More
All lighted up Posted on December 22, 2004 Lighted up Originally uploaded by anitabora. During the Bangalore Habba, the palace looked especially pretty, decorated with lights. Last year, the celebrations happened against this backdrop. This year, however, they constructed the stage on the other end of the ground, so to look at the palace I had to keep… Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Print (Opens in new window) Print Read More