Shilpa Razniewska
Award-winning Irish food blogger and self-taught photographer, food stylist and recipe developer Shilpa Razniewska showcases delicious authentic Indian cooking.
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Award-winning Irish food blogger and self-taught photographer, food stylist and recipe developer Shilpa Razniewska showcases delicious authentic Indian cooking.
Shilpa Razniewska is an award-winning Irish food blogger and self-taught photographer, food stylist and recipe developer. Born and raised in Bangalore, India, she moved to Dublin in 2012 after her marriage. Having always been a self-proclaimed foodie, she created her blog, Soulful And Healthy, to share simple, easy recipes after becoming a Mum. Her blog quickly gained popularity and went on to win The Best Irish Blog Award in 2018.
As her recipes gained attention, she became a food photographer and food stylist, working with many Irish food brands and Irish producers. Now Shilpa’s recipes are published in many leading publications like The Irish Times, The Taste, The Journal, and many local and international magazines and newspapers. She also has had the pleasure of working as a photographer with some of the most popular restaurants in Dublin.
Shilpa is looking forward to sharing her authentic Indian inspired dishes with us here.
This Biryani is famous in the city of Bangalore where Shilpa was born. It’s served in a dried palm leaf cup which is called Donne in Kannada the local language, hence the name Donne Biryani
Cucumber mixed in a paste made of fresh grated coconut, mustard seeds, tamarind and green chilli, this is not to be mistaken for the usual raita you would have tried
In Hindu tradition, Lord Ganesha’s favourite sweet is ladoo. On this auspicious day, it'd be perfect to make this simple hassle-free and delicious ladoo that everyone can enjoy
Thin and delicate, almost like a handkerchief, these dosas (rice batter crepes) are easy to make with straightforward ingredients, and it's enjoyed as breakfast, lunch, or dinner