Bihari Malpua
This malpua, a speciality of Bihar, is luscious and mouthwatering. Made with refined flour, semolina, milk, dried coconut, fennel seeds and sugar is easy to make. It is a great tea time snack or can be served as an after meal dessert.
This malpua, a speciality of Bihar, is luscious and mouthwatering. Made with refined flour, semolina, milk, dried coconut, fennel seeds and sugar is easy to make. It is a great tea time snack or can be served as an after meal dessert.
Paal kozhukattai is a festival dish, traditionally made during Ganesh Chathurthi in Tamil Nadu. Rice flour and scraped fresh coconut dough made with boiling water is shaped into small balls and cooked in a mixture of coconut milk and milk and then sweetened with jaggery syrup. For a healthier version you can use ragi flour in place of rice flour.
Paal puri or paal poli is a simple milk based sweet with puri made with rava/sooji/ semolina, deep fried and dunked in sweetened milk. This is a traditional dish from Tamil Nadu made on the first day of Sankranthi and is symbolic of getting rid of evil.
This elaborate Rajasthani recipe takes some effort to make but the end result is well worth it. A type of biryani or rice preparation where in deep-fried vegetables, bread cubes and nuts enhance the taste and flavour. A royal treat, indeed!
You must have eaten and enjoyed badam-pista rolls or kaju-pista rolls. Now you can make mawa pumpkin rolls which are just as tasty and easier to make. Besides by consuming these rolls you will also benefit from the nutrients present in pumpkin.
Not many like pumpkin but have you ever tasted a halwa made with pumpkin? Don't judge it before you try it. It's supremely delicious and easy to make too! And since pumpkin is a super food, it would you good to include it in your menu.
Normally spring rolls are savory with vegetable or meat stuffing. But you can make them sweet too. You can call them a Chinese version of our desi gujiya. All it takes is a little effort and what you will get is a delicious snack.