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 →
Shrikhand is an Indian sweet dish made of strained yogurt. It is very simple to prepare and tastes yummy. This Shrikhand can be prepared with variety of flavors like mango, elaichi, kesar, strawberry etc. But the basic recipe remains the … Continue reading →
 https://youtu.be/zUw8HecqfHU Now since it is festival season, I had lot to prepare, so thought of making this quick microwave chivda to save time. The outcome is really the same as you do with the traditional method plus you require less … Continue reading →
Ladoo or laddu is one of the popular sweets prepared during festivals in India. Earlier I had prepared rava ladoo and coconut meva ladoo.Today I have prepared these nutty whole wheat ladoos , where I have used powdered cashew nuts … Continue reading →
This is a Goan style pineapple jam where it is bit watery and instead of grating or blending Pineapple, it is cut into very small pieces and then cooked with sugary water. It goes well with bread or chapati. The … Continue reading →
Jalebi is a sweet prepared in India for festive seasons. It is made by deep frying  all purpose flour soaked in water in circular shapes and then soaked in sugar syrup.. They are popular in South Asia during Ramadan and … Continue reading →
Rice krispies treat is one of my son’s favorite snack and it is very simple and easy to prepare. Not much ingredients are required for it. Just some rice krispies cereals, some marshmallows and butter. Here I have prepared original … Continue reading →
If you are a Goan then you won’t miss this recipe. This is a famous goan vegetarian recipe served in almost all the hotels along with bread. This chanyache tondak or dry peas curry is mostly eaten for breakfast in … Continue reading →
Misal pav is a typical Maharastrian recipe with hot rassa or gravy served on matkichi or mugachi usal and  farsan, garnished with coriander leaves. It is served with more rassa in a bowl with chopped onions and lime pieces. So let’s see … Continue reading →
