I was looking for some healthy recipes for our wedding anniversary and to start with, wanted to prepare such a cake which is healthy and also very tasty and came across this Carrot honey whole wheat cake. I was skeptical before making this … Continue reading →
Lassi is a popular Indian Yogurt drink originated from Punjab. Sometimes it is flavored with some spices and fruit pulp. The recipe is very simple and requires just 4 ingredients. … Continue reading →
Ragi or Nachni , also called as finger millet is a cost-effective source of iron, calcium , fibre and proteins. It can be consumed by grinding into flour and making bhakri, dosa, dhokla, also by mixing into chapati flour. Today … Continue reading →
Kalakand is a traditional dish originated from Akwar, Rajasthan, India. It is prepared out of Indian Cottage cheese called paneer and solidified sweetened milk. It has a nice grainy texture because of paneer. Normally it is prepared during different festivals like Holi,Diwali,Navratri. … Continue reading →
Amla is Indian Gooseberry and is available in winter season. There are many health benefits of eating Amla or awla. They are rich in iron and improves immunity to fight many diseases. One can make preserve out of it … Continue reading →
In Goa(India), we celebrate Diwali by preparing different types of Poha( Beaten rice) recipes like dudatle fov ( Beaten rice in milk just like kheer), Takatle fov( Beaten rice in butter milk), Batata fov ( Tempered beaten rice and potatoes) and … Continue reading →
Fruit custard is prepared by mixing any kind of fruits in the custard sauce . In this recipe, I have prepared thick custard sauce and mixed some fruits in it. The mixture is then poured into the molds with … Continue reading →
Mysore Pak was first prepared for the King of Mysore(City of Karnataka, India) and was called as ‘Mysore Paka’. Paka in Kannada means a sweet concoction. It was made using gram flour(besan)ghee and sugar. Now this sweet is prepare everywhere … Continue reading →
Boondi is a Rajasthani snack made from fried chickpea flour. It is normally prepared sweet and can be also prepared plain. Non sweetened boondi can be used to prepare raita which has yogurt and boondi mixed together. To prepare spicy … Continue reading →
