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For the final day of Kid’s Delight Anniversary party, here is a cake that tastes like ice cream. Usually making of mousse requires either eggs or gelatin so that the mousse sets. For a vegetarian version we usually use agar agar but here is one recipe that doesn’t need a setting agent. Because it has […]
When I chose to make recipes for the Kid’s Delight – Anniversary party, I had some recipes in mind. But when I got a mail from a reader asking for a certain recipe for which I posted video in YouTube, I found that there were some cake recipes for which I haven’t even updated in […]
What an interesting month it has been. Apart from researching for flat breads around the world for my blog, I have read numerous interesting recipes from friends who have done their research so well. We got to learn so many new varieties of breads and dosas from India and around the world and I enjoyed […]
The alphabet X is always the toughest in any A-Z series. I was looking for any bread, but came with zero results. Then I searched for the breads in Chinese cuisine and I got lucky. Xinjiang is China’s far west region and the cuisine is Uyghur. As it is located in the Central Asia, it […]
When it comes to the final week in any A-Z series, it gets harder finding recipes. Most of the time we twist the names or search in Chinese cuisine for suitable recipes. That is how I landed on this flaky bread. At first I thought it as some kind of cake, but when I saw […]
We are at the final week of the mega BM. For the first day, it is a baked bread from Palestine. Taboon bread or Laffa, is a yeast based dough baked in a special oven called taboon. Palestinians use taboon to bake breads and cook. The oven is built below the ground and is […]
Some breads are so beautiful that the first instance you see them, you are too tempted to try them. Obi Non is one such bread. Having its origin from Uzbekistan and Afghanistan, these are beautiful artistic oven baked breads. These are thicker than naan and are baked in clay ovens called as Tandyr. There are […]
This month’s host for Bread Bakers is Sneha and she chose grapes as the theme. You can use grapes in any form in the bread, either as whole, or as wine or as raisins. I chose to make a raisin bread from Italy. When I was searching for raisin breads, the name Buccellato Di Lucca […]
The alphabet I tested my patience. I searched for two or three days and couldn’t come up with a single flat bread across globe. The only bread which could fit was Injera which I blogged about earlier. So I had to use the country name in the heading. Noon Barbari or Naan Barbari is a […]
English muffins are small round usually flat breads which are sliced open, toasted and served for breakfast or as a snack in England. These are called muffins in UK, but in the US, these are called as English muffins to differentiate between the cup cake like muffins available there. You can use a yeast dough […]