The practice of making a yule log during Christmas comes from the tradition of collecting and burning a large log in the hearth throughout the Christmas season. Here is a recipe, which if you follow step by step will result in a spongy and chocolaty log that looks as wonderful as it tastes.
A macaroon is a small cookie originally made with almonds, egg whites and sugar but nowadays almonds are replaced with coconut, cashewnuts or any other nut. This is an easy recipe with egg whites and cashewnuts that is so tasty that you’ll keep asking or more.
These tarts are as delicious as they look. And what’s more they are quite easy to make. The tart shells are made with croissant dough. Once the shells are baked they are cooled, filled with berry compote, cream cheese and whipped cream mixture and topped with a variety of fresh fruits.
Card parties are a common affair during Diwali and especially Dhanteras! So, this year to give the perfect company to your card games, cocktails and mocktails, this super delicious homemade Khatta Meetha Mixture is here! Make your parties even more exciting with this addition and trust me people would want to come back for more!
Gram flour burfi further enhanced both in taste and nutrients with the addition of 5 seeds. Ensure that the gram flour is well browned and the seeds properly roasted to give best flavour and taste. Dipping them in melted chocolate makes them more appealing.
For Indians any festival means loads of sweets. Especially during Diwali most of them make besan laddoo. Here we have brought you the recipe of besan laddoo made extra flavourful and extra tasty with the addition of khoya. Do give it a try and you will not regret it.
Nankhatai is the Indian version of shortbread cookies. It has a crumbly melt in the mouth texture that can be enjoyed with cups of hot tea or coffee. The name is derived from Persian where nan means bread and khatai means biscuit. Here we have further enhanced its look and taste with the addition of apricot jam.
Tiramisu is an iconic Italian dessert which can be served in various ways. Here we have made a latte using the same ingredients that are used to make this dessert. Needless to say it is absolutely delicious.
Modak, as we all are aware, is the most favourite sweet of Lord Ganesh and is a must during Ganesh Chaturthi. But it can be made and enjoyed the year through. Modaks are now made in various combination of ingredients that make it more interesting. Here we have used almonds dried figs or anjeer as it is also known.
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