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Christmas reminds me of cakes, but I have learned about candies only after I started blogging. Blogging has definitely taught me so many things related to cooking. When I chose to make Christmas candies this week, I wanted to try at least one type of a old fashioned candy. I was going through videos and […]
What is Christmas without candies? That is why I chose the theme Christmas candies for this week of Blogging Marathon. For the first day, it is a really simple white chocolate fudge. I saw so many recipes for Christmas fudge, but the one that impressed me was the white chocolate fudge. As I have worked […]
I bought a pack of pearl millet / kambu flour for this theme, but didn’t get an idea until three days back. I was thinking on the lines of cookies or pastries, but after I made the multi grain health flour cookies, I didn’t want to repeat it. Then I remembered all the delicious flat […]
For the second day of sweets without refined ingredients, I have easy breezy recipe you can try for this Diwali. Full of peanuts flavour, these tiny balls are totally awesome. If you like kadalai urundai we get in petty shops, then try this. The only cooking involved is roasting coconut and peanuts. Other than that, […]
For this week’s BM, I have chosen the theme of Sweets without refined ingredients. I was really happy when I saw the theme during announcement so that I can make some sweets for Diwali which are also healthy. So for the three days you will see three sweets which I made for Diwali with nutritious […]
For the third day, I have chosen Bangladesh as the country starting with B. I had another bread lined up for today but Sruti was down with fever and I didn’t have the mind to bake bread when she was eating rasam rice. So I just skipped to the halwa recipe today. When I was […]
Have you ever tasted Mangalore buns? They are delicious pooris made with banana in the dough. That gives it an slight sweetness and a nice banana flavour. Served with a spicy coconut chutney it tastes amazing. The only drawback is that it is deep fried and made with maida/ all purpose flour. When I made […]
For the second day of baked treats, let us go to Holland. Also known as Banketstaven / Letterbanket, these Dutch letters were introduced in the US by Dutch immigrants, originated at Pella, Iowa. MAde with a flaky pastry or puff pastry, filled with a sweet almond paste or marzipan, these are pastries or cookies shaped […]
For the final day of Rakshabandan sweets, here is one sweet for all chocolate lovers. I know most of you prefer chocolates over sweets for rakhi. Why not combine them both to make this extremely sinful dessert! As I was making these sweets for my daughter, I knew I had to make a chocolate version. […]
Paan is the trending flavour nowadays and you can see so many desserts with the flavour. I myself have done paan cake and paan mousse and loved it. So why not use it in burfi? Most kids don’t like it, but my daughter loves it. So I was so sure that she would love the […]