Brioche is an enriched French bread with a very soft, tender crumb. Traditionally, it’s made with a good quantity of eggs and butter, but for those who don’t eat eggs for any reason, this recipe is definitely a keeper. And to make it more interesting I have used wheat flour or atta to make these […]
I have made Khaliat Al Nahal ( click on link for recipe) earlier. These are Arabic Pull Apart Rolls made to resemble the honey comb. Finally sugar syrup is poured on the rolls and it looks like the bee hive filled with honey. Usually these rolls are stuffed with cream cheese but the recipe […]
When I first made the eggless pav buns with tangzong method, I never even knew that the recipe would become very famous. Seeing every one trying them and so many readers asking for wheat version, I tried my hand at making it healthy. After my success with whole wheat bread, I mixed the techniques form […]
Home Bakers Challenge, started by Priya is a monthly challenge in which a group of bloggers try our hand at various types of baked goodies. Every month a member of the team chooses four or five dishes and the other members choose a recipe of their choice to try. And this month it was […]
For this week’s Bake Along from Fondbites, Subhashini selected some bread rolls with surprises. There were 5 types of rolls she shared with us and two of those had cheese in them. One was left plain and the other stuffed with minced meat. And the final one which I chose was with Italian Seasoning. Actually […]
Conchas are Mexican sweet rolls which resemble sea shells. These are the most famous of all the pan dulce (sweet breads) available in Mexico. A very soft roll topped with a sugary buttery crust which melts in the mouth when you take a bite..Do you get the picture? After seeing these beautiful rolls at wild […]
Sikkim is one of the North Eastern states of India which is a landlocked state. It shares its boundaries with Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal and West Bengal. As Nepal and tibet are near Sikkim, the food of Sikkim is greatly influenced by these two cuisine. Momos, Thupka, Sel Roti, Bamboo shoots are quite famous here. Once […]
Kathi roll originated in Kolkata as a famous street food. Kati kababs were rolled with a roti and served. But today there are so many variations available. Any filling wrapped inside a roti is called as kathi rolls and this has spread to different parts of India. For this month’s South Vs North Challenge, Minnie […]
Babka is an easter speciality made in Eastern Europe. The Jewish version of babka is usually baked in a laof pan with twisted dough filled with cinnamon or chocolate. The yeasted cake is topped with streusel, a crunchy topping made of flour, butter and sugar. This month’s Baking Partner Challenge recipes were suggested by Tamy. […]
For this month’s Home Baker’s Challenge, Pallavi of Thou Shalt Cook, suggested the members three recipes. As I have made zebra cake and cake pops earlier, I wanted to try out the patterned swiss roll she suggested. I was googling for some patterns on the cake and stumbled upon a beautiful heart patterned cake in […]