I can’t believe that it’s time to say good bye to 2016 and hello to 2017. It seems like just yesterday that I bid good bye to 2015. Time seems to fly right by. So it’s time to reminisce the Best of 2016.
Year 2016 will down as the most eventful year for ‘Cook’s Hideout’. I migrated from blogger to Cucumbertown — a move that took me almost 2 months to reformat all the old posts. It was a great food blogging platform, but my experience with them was very short because CT said Goodbye after just 2 months I migrated.
I migrated to WordPress after that and I have to say that I am done moving for now. It has been quite a roller coaster ride and a lot of learning. Thanks to my husband and my lovely Blogging marathon buddies that the transition was less painful. I hope in 2017 I can cook, bake, eat, feed, post and enjoy. Here’s a quote I loved:
‘We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called Opportunity and its first chapter is New Year’s Day. – Edith Lovejoy Pierce’
Here’s a recap of the dishes that I enjoyed making and eating for the first time this year. I have included a few because I really loved how the pics turned out.
January: Thai Curried Noodles
February:Heart of Winter Loaf
March: Quinoa Oats Idli
April: Gujarati Oondhiyu (Undhiyu)
May: Vegan Chocolate Cake
June: Almond Rice Pudding with Caramel Sauce
July: Chickpea flour Pizza with Pesto
August: Peanut Sambar
September: Dabeli
October: Gulab Jamun Cake
November: Granola Berry Parfait
December: Red Velvet Cupcakes with Frosting
Sending this post to Valli’s Best of 2016 event.
Here’s wishing all my readers a very Happy & Prosperous New Year 2017.
Oh my gosh, all of those moves sound painful! I do like your new look though! Great round up, Pavani!
Pavani, wish you and your family a very Happy New Year!…Its always such a pleasure reading your posts and this one is no less..Such beautifully clicked pictures!…All the best for the new year to be as you expect. I can imagine the hardship it must have been during the migration..
Every one of your photos is a work of art! wow. I feel so humbled.
Happy New Year.. love all your photos and dishes..
Awesome post ! Love your pics and drooling over Gulab jamun cake and Dabeli !!
your pics are really beautiful. so happy to have discovered your websire.
Thank you so much for your kind words Suzanne. Please do visit again 🙂