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Breakfast, Dips & Spreads

Mixed Fruit Jam

If you enjoy having mixed fruit jam with your regular day-to-day breakfast, whether it’s on toast, chappatis, parantha, or even cakes, then you’re in luck! I have an easy fruit jam recipe to share with you, complete with a step-by-step method. This amazing jam is not only versatile but it’s also loved by kids. You […]

Dessert, Seasonal & Celebration Recipes

Mishti Doi

Mishti doi is a popular sweetened yoghurt dessert that originated in the Indian state of West Bengal. Made with just two main ingredients – sweetened condensed milk and yoghurt – mishti doi has a thick, creamy texture and a slightly tangy flavour that’s offset by its rich sweetness. It’s a beloved dessert in Bengali cuisine, […]

Breakfast, Fresh Salads

Creamy Macaroni Pasta Salad

Pasta salad is a favourite picnic dish, potluck dish, and gathering dish. Featuring a rich and tangy dressing, this creamy macaroni pasta salad is a delicious twist on traditional pasta salad. Ingredients: Instructions: Whether it’s for dinner or a party, we’ve got you covered with this creamy macaroni pasta salad. Served with grilled sandwiches, and […]

Appetizers

Kanji Wada [Holi Special]

Kanji Wada is a popular North Indian snack that consists of fried dumplings made of moong dal (split green gram) served with tangy and spicy fermented rice water called “Kanji”. Ingredients: For Kanji : Instructions: For Wada: To Serve:

Fasting-Friendly Dishes, Seasonal & Celebration Recipes

Steamed Modak Recipe: Traditional Ukadiche Modak for Ganesh Chaturthi

Today is the Ganesh Chaturthi festival, this festival is for 9-10 day’s God Ganesha favourite sweet is Modak. Modak is an Indian sweet dumpling dish popular in this festival, its use for naivedyam or prasādam people consider it as one of the favourite dishes of Lord Ganesha and therefore used during prayers. People make different […]

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Dessert, Seasonal & Celebration Recipes

Gulab Jamun

Gulab jamun is an inseparable part of the festival, It s a popular Indian sweet made of milk solids & sugar, originating in Medieval Iran, & a type of mithai popular in India, Nepal, Odisha, Bangladesh as well as Myanmar. In India festival season started, Today is Janmashtami so we make for Prashad Mewa paag, […]

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Kesari Peda

Kesari peda is a traditional Indian milk-based fudge, this is semi-thick or semi-soft. Some people make it with the proper mawa,(khoya)or milk-based solid. In India Mathura is a place in U.P. There is a sweet called Mathura Peda, it’s made with the solid mawa but here I am making Kesari Peda made by instant mewa. […]