That is why we have compiled this Top 30 Indian Food Bloggers of 2013 as a token of our appreciation and our way of acknowledging the wonderful work these bloggers are doing.

1. Sailaja – http://www.sailusfood.com/

Why we like this blog: Sailu’s Food was the only first website that came to our mind when we wanted to try Authentic Andhra food. She has been blogging since 2005 and must visit for any Andhra recipes.

2. Deeba Rajpal – http://www.passionateaboutbaking.com/

Why we like this blog: Filled with mesmerizing pictures and lovely recipes, Deeba’s blog is a must visit for those interested in baking or for those who are starting to learn the basics.

3. Sia – http://www.monsoonspice.com/

Why we like this blog: Simple, easy to follow recipes that makes cooking so easy – is how we would describe Sia’s Monsoon Spice. One of the few bloggers who covers everything from the basics to the complicated.

4. Sandeepa – http://www.bongcookbook.com/

Why we like this blog: Want to taste authentic Bengali food? Then look no further, Sandeepa at Bong Cook Book gives you more than just recipes. The little tales that Sandeepa weaves around each recipe are sure to keep you hooked.

5. Shilpa – http://www.aayisrecipes.com/

Why we like this blog: Like Sailaja, Shilpa of Aayi’s Recipes has been blogging since 2005 bringing to us authentic and delicious Konkani food. Must visit for those who want to taste authentic Konkan food.

6. Usha – http://www.veginspirations.com/

Why we like this blog: Healthy food need not be bland and tasteless. Usha of Veg Inspirations has been blogging for the last 2 years posting delicious and healthy vegetarian and vegan food recipes that has been passed down from generation to generation.

7. DK – http://chefinyou.com/

Why we like this blog: Husband and Wife duo bringing us with mouthwatering recipes in a simple and easy format.

8. Aparna – http://www.mydiversekitchen.com/

Why we like this blog: We stumbled on Aparna’s My Diverse Kitchen only recently and were quite surprised, in a happy way, to see delicious Palakkad style recipes. The blog, as the name suggests, also has a lot more recipes than just Palakkad cuisine.

9. Padma (a) Padhu – http://www.padhuskitchen.com/

Why we like this blog: Like Sailaja, Padhus Kitchen is another website that is bookmarked for easy reference on anything related to Indian Vegetarian food. All recipes are tried and tested before posting them on the site by her.

10. Nags – http://www.cookingandme.com/

Why we like this blog: To quote a friend, Nags is like the boss of all women food bloggers. And that needs no explanation whatsoever.

11. Dassana – http://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/

Why we like this blog: The recipes are presented in a simple and easy to understand pictorial format and presented very neatly.

12. Richa Hingle – http://www.veganricha.com/

Why we like this blog: One of the best looking websites that serves up delicious vegan food.

13. Hari Chandana – http://www.blendwithspices.com/

Why we like this blog: Has a lovely collection of regularly updated innovative and simple vegetarian food recipes.

14. Preeti – http://www.simplytadka.com/

Why we like this blog: A good blog that is bookmarked for its simple and delicious recipes.

15. Chitra – http://www.chitrasfoodbook.com/

Why we like this blog: The tag line is what that attracted us at first “Ratatouille – anyone can cook”. Eventually we fell in love with the variety that was presented at the site.

16. Swapna – http://www.swapnascuisine.com/

Why we like this blog: Delicious and contemprary Indian and western recipes from God’s Own Country.

17. Saraswathi – http://www.sarasyummybites.com/

Why we like this blog: “Destination for food lovers” is the tagline for the site and if you are after simple, no nonsense recipes, then look no further than Sara’s Yummy Bites.

18. Anushruti – http://www.divinetaste.com/

Why we like this blog: One of the very few blogs that serves pure vegetarian and sattvik recipes.

19. Archana – http://www.archanaskitchen.com/

Why we like this blog: A very popular celebrity blogger and a must visit for anyone wanting to learn more about Indian vegetarian cuisine.

20. Sanjeeta – http://litebite.in/

Why we like this blog: “Follow your passion” is so true for Sanjeeta’s Litebite and that is one of the many reasons apart from the lovely recipes why we love this blog.

21. Sharmilee – http://www.sharmispassions.com/

Why we like this blog: Sharmias Passions is one of the very few sites that we follow almost every day for its authentic South Indian recipes presented in an elegant manner.

22. Preeti Tamilarasan – http://www.jopreetskitchen.com/

Why we like this blog: If you do not cook with love then it does not mean much. But Preeti Tamilarasan’s Indian Kitchen is filled with spices and love.

23. Raks Anand – http://www.rakskitchen.net/

Why we like this blog: Along with Sailaja, Nags, Padhu and Sharmilee, Raks Kitchen is a site to bookmark when it comes to authentic vegetarian recipes.

24. Maria – http://www.mariasmenu.com/

Why we like this blog: We stumbled upon Marias Menu about 6 months ago while searching for some recipes from Kerala and since then the site has become a must-visit destination for us.

25. Jeyashri Suresh – http://www.jeyashriskitchen.com/

Why we like this blog: The moment you visit the site, you immediately get this nice “home” feeling. That’s what Jeyashri Suresh’s Kitchen does – serves you delicious home cooked vegetarian food.

26. Madhuram – http://www.egglesscooking.com/

Why we like this blog: Madhuram’s Eggless Cooking is a must visit for those who prefer tasty but eggless variations of popular recipes.

27. Jayanthy Kumaran- http://www.tastyappetite.net/

Why we like this blog: Delicious, healthy recipes presented in a easy step-by-step format.

28. Helene D’Souza – http://www.masalaherb.com/

Why we like this blog: Who doesn’t love tasty Goan food? Helene’s Masala Herb brings in an authentic Goan flavour to some of the popular and exotic recipes.

29. Shriya, Nithu & Arthi – http://www.spicytasty.com/

Why we like this blog: The three musketeers, Shriya, Nithu and Arthi, serve us with a variety of recipes and lots of love.

30. Kavitha – http://foodomania.com/

Why we like this blog: Kavitha’s FoodoMania might be new (when compared to the others in the list) but she makes it up by serving us easy and delicious recipes.

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