For the second day of cook by Capital Cities, I chose Riga for R, my chosen alphabet. Riga is the capital city of Latvia, which is a country on the Baltic Sea between Lithuania and Estonia. I saw so many interesting recipes for Latvian cuisine but the one recipe I came…
For eight years, I have experimented with recipes on how to avoid eggs and now I make only recipes with eggs. I know it is some serious flipping in life, but it happens and I have decided to go with the flow. For the second day, I have an egg…
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…
Eggless Mawa Sooji Cake – Iyengar Bakery Style Eggless Mawa Rava Cake is a gorgeous tea cake full of Indian flavours. Iyengar bakery rawa cakes are pretty famous and there is a craze among bakers to recreate it at home. Making an eggless version has been in my list for…
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…
When Karen of Karen’s Kitchen Stories, the host of this month’s Bread Baker’s challenge announced the theme, I was super excited. The theme was middle eastern breads. As I was doing a lot of research on breads for last month’s flat bread marathon, I knew what I had to make. The breads…
Yaniqueques are deep fried bread of Dominican Republic. You can find this very famous bread in beaches and they are said to be made with beach water. As with most of the recipes, every household has its unique version. Some use butter or oil, some use eggs and some make…
For the alphabet J, we have a sweet buttery bread from Bermuda. This version of Bermudian johnny bread is similar to the Jamaican Johnny cakes. The difference is that Jamaican cakes are deep fried whereas Bermudian breads are pan fried. The cooking process is so much similar to the English…
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,…
Moroccan Harcha are small flat breads usually served for breakfast or for snacks. They mean rough bread as the crust is rustic because of the coarse semolina used to coat it. They are served with jam, honey or cheese as per individual preferences. They look like English muffins but the…