Eggless Plum Crumble Cake
Eggless cake batter topped with plum compote and crumble and baked to a golden perfection. Dust with icing sugar and the cake is a visual delight and more than that absolutely delicious.
Eggless cake batter topped with plum compote and crumble and baked to a golden perfection. Dust with icing sugar and the cake is a visual delight and more than that absolutely delicious.
Lauki or bottle gourd is a vegetable that can be used to make both savoury and sweet dishes. Here we have for you a rich, sweet and crunchy version of lauki in the shape of a laddoo that is not too far from its halwa version.
A classic Maharashtrian recipe of flavourful raw mango jam is a perfect accompaniment to make an ordinary meal extraordinary. It can also be spread on bread slices which will be greatly appreciated by children.
Known by different names in different states of India, nevri or karanji or gujiya is a half-moon shaped deep-fried sweet that is enjoyed at different festivals like holi in the north and karanji in the west.
By now all of us know how beneficial the millets are for our health. They can be used to make both savoury and sweet dishes. Here is a delicious creamy kheer made with the goodness of kodo millets.
Gajar ka Halwa is definitely a must have when red carrots are in season! But what if we turn it into an even richer Burfi? The result is as divine!
Antioxidants and other nutrients present in ginger are very beneficial to our health. Ginger is widely used the world over and especially in Asian cuisines. Here it is cooked with sugar to make a delicious burfi which will give you the necessary boost in winter.
Basundi is a popular milk based dessert from the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Karnataka. It is thickened milk which is served well flavoured and enhanced with plenty of dried fruits. Here we have further enhanced with the addition of strawberry puree.
Barfis are an integral part of Indian mithais that are cooked and served during the various Hindu festivals. Here we bring you a mithai where mawa and kurmura that are cooked together to make a heavenly barfi. A simple recipe that will get you drooling!