BM# 76: Week 4/ Day 3 Theme: Bookmarked Recipes Dish: Namoura For the final day of this month’s blogging marathon, I have a delicious dessert called Namoura from Lebanon. I made it couple of weeks back when we had our going away barbecue party. I had saved it for my drafts but I am posting it…
BM# 73: Week 4/ Day 1 Theme: Bookmarked Recipes Dish: Coconut Malai Laddoo from Manjula’s Desi Fiesta We are in the last week of this month’s blogging marathon and my theme for this week is probably one of my most favorite themes, ‘Bookmarked Recipes‘. This theme gives me a chance to try some of the recipes…
BM# 72: Week 3/ Day 2 Theme: Milk based Sweets Dish: Syrian Rice Pudding Today I have a creamy and delicious Syrian rice pudding under ‘Milk based desserts’ – BM theme. I am a big fan of rice pudding but like I said yesterday don’t make it quite often, so I didn’t want to lose…
BM# 72: Week 3/ Day 1 Theme: Milk based Desserts Dish: Godhuma Rawa Payasam My theme for this week’s Blogging marathon is ‘Milk based desserts’. I rarely make milk based dishes at home because my husband does not like them. So I avoid making them just for myself. But this theme tempted me to try some…
BM# 72: Week 2/ Day 2 Theme: Festival Special Dish: Lohri — Til ki Burfi For the second day of this week’s ‘festival special’, I made Til Burfi to celebrate Lohri. It is a popular festival celebrated in Punjab and is traditionally associated with the harvest of crops in January. It also commemorates the passing of…
Happy Diwali to All. Hope you have a fun filled festival. A lot happened in the past week. I moved to a new blogging platform and migrated my blog from Cucumbertown to WordPress. This was a move I always dreaded but thankfully my husband was around during the whole process and he took care of…
Recipe to make crispy and crunchy tea time snack, Nimki aka Namkeen aka Namak Para. Traditionally these namkeen are made with all purpose flour, but I added some wholewheat flour to add some fiber and nutrition. I also added some chaat masala for some extra flavor.
This is a perfect recipe for crispy and crunchy snack. With just a few ingredients and few minutes, you have a freshly made snack that is sure to please everyone.
Recipe to make quick and easy Coconut laddoo with just 2 ingredients — dry grated coconut and condensed milk.
A healthy twist to a traditional South Indian festival dessert — Sweet pongal made with godhuma rawa/ wheat rawa/ cracked wheat instead of rice.