Dish it out Event Announcement Tomato and Garlic

Dish it out is the monthly event started by Vardhini and this month I am hosting the event.For this month event I chose Tomato and Garlic as the key ingredients.As these two ingredients are vastly used in our day to day cooking.So make recipes with these two ingredients and link your recipes before Dec.31 2013.

Here are the rules to participate in the event.

1. Make a dish using "Tomato and Garlic". Other ingredients can also be used but we should be able to taste the ingredients in the final dish.

2. Only vegetarian entries. Eggs are allowed in baking.

3. Use of logo is appreciated as it helps spread the word.

4. Link to Dish it Out announcement page and my page is mandatory.

5. Archived entries are accepted as long as they are linked with both announcements.
6.The event runs from Dec 1st - Dec 31st.

Please link your entries in the Linky tool provided.

Thank you so much Vardhini for this opportunity to host this wonderful event.

Sumber http://www.naliniscooking.com

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