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Gurung is a Nepali flat bread which is deep fried and served either with honey and tea or boiled eggs and tea. While I was searching the internet for recipes, I came across Gurung mainly from bloggers who went trekking in Nepal. The recipe is so much like our Indian poori but with a different […]
When I was looking for a flat bread for the alphabet F, I cam across Farata a famous bread from Mauritius. When I read the recipes, it was similar to layered chapathi or parotta which we make often. Usually faratas are famous as street food and are served along with white bean curry and rougaille […]
For the alphabet D, I searched and searched for some international flat bread but didn’t find one. So I was thinking of using a country name but then fortunately I came across the recipe for Dhebra from Gujarat. India helped me with tough letters. As I can repeat countries, I opted for more than one […]
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. […]
For the second day, here is one more custard, but with completely different technique. Pots De Creme, means pot of custard or pot of cream. Egg yolk is usedin the custard which makes it more creamier and melt in the mouth type of custard. While I was looking for recipes, I came across two varieties. […]
For the third day of easy no cook desserts, here is an exotic recipe using simple ingredients. And it doesn’t involve cooking. How good is that? When I star with recipes, I don’t get ideas at the beginning, but as I try one or two recipes, I go creative. I am a bit slow in […]
Another month starts and this month I have some interesting themes lined up for the Blogging Marathon. For the first week, I chose No Cook Desserts. So it may sound simple, but only after choosing the theme, I found that it is a difficult theme. I couldn’t decide on recipes and I have been procrastinating […]
When making single serve sweets, how can I not make Rasmalai? Rasmalai is one of my favourite sweets from childhood. My dad introduced me to rasmalai when in Pondicherry. We used to visit a Bengali sweet shop where he bought me rasmalai with some other milk sweets. Somehow the taste of rasmalai I tasted over […]
As I told you yesterday, I made three paneer sweets for this theme and each sweet is one of my favourite before the diet. Making single serve sweets has become easier with experience and give me any recipe, I will make it for one. Silicon moulds, small pastry rings will come in handy while shaping […]
This month’s Bread Bakers host Stacy wanted us to bake gluten free breads. As I am on low carb, gluten free diet, it was time I made a bread for myself. Usually rice flour and millet flour are used as gluten free flours, but in a low carb diet, these are out of our list. So […]