Today, I have a really simple pulao from Odisha. The name nabratan means nine gems literally and there are some recipes such as navratan pulao, navratan kurma in Indian cuisine. The recipes may vary from state to state, but the final dish is a colourful one with lots of vegetables. This nabaratan palau from Odisha […]
This week’s theme I have chosen is quite interesting. When I read about single serve sweets, I was immediately hooked. Ever since I have been on diet, I have learnt to make smaller batches of any recipe so that I don’t have left overs. And when I started weighing the ingredients for recipes, I also […]
This was one sweet I found in both Bengali and Odisha cuisine. Goja / Gaja are deep fried sweets common in both cuisine. They can be made with paneer, mawa or maida and with the difference in the ingredients, the name changes. I have already posted chenna gaja recipe in this BM and now it […]
Angoori rasmalai/ Kheer Saagar is a Odisha delicacy similar to Bengal’s rasmalai. But the shape of the rasgollas added in the dish is different. Tiny round rasgollas are added to flavoured reduced milk and served chilled for a lip smacking dessert. I made a small batch with 50 gm of paneer and the whole batch […]
When I first read about the Odisha sweet Rasabali, I was immediately interested. Though we know that milk based Bengali sweets are famous, even milk sweets from Odisha are amazing. I came to know about this only after I started blogging, and as I was researching for milk sweets, I came to know a lot […]