❤️Tasty Thursday❤️ Gajar ka Halwa (Carrot Sweet) One of the easiest sweets to make at home with a simple recipe. Food for the soul! Ingredients- * 1 kg Carrots (grated). * 100 ml of milk. * 1 cup Sugar (you can substitute it with jaggery. * 100g Mawa / Khoya (Dried Whole Milk). * … Read more
❤️Marvellous Monday❤️ Sarson ka saag and Makki ki Roti. (Mustard Greens vegetable with Indian Flat Bread made of corn. For Sarson ka Saag- Ingredients- * Sarson Greens (Mustard Greens) – 500 gms. * Bathua (Lamb’s Quarters) Leaves – 125 gms. * Palak Leaves (Spinach) – 125 gms. * Finely chopped Ginger & Garlic. * Finely … Read more
❤️Fantastic Friday❤️ Masala Dosa (Thin Rice Pancake) Post Diwali my stomach got angry and warned me to feed only basic stuff 😜😜😜 Fancy foods, unlimited sweets and absolutely no portion control does take a toll on your system. So back to basics! Today’s dish is our favourite breakfast but at times we eat it … Read more
❤️Wonderful Wednesday❤️ Oats & Jaggery Cake. Diwali hangover is gone completely but the craving for sweets is back! So decided to look for some recipes on Insta for healthy desserts and I came across this beautiful recipe of an oats & jaggery cake by Mint Recipes. This healthy cake which turned out absolute delicious. … Read more
❤️Wonderful Wednesday❤️ Homemade Chocolates Everything – food, conversations, clothes, just about anything has the festive element in it these days due to Diwali! This year instead of buying sweets from market, we decided to experiment with homemade chocolates! Simple to make, these chocolates are to die for! Do try this recipe! Ingredients- * Organic … Read more
❤️Fantastic Friday❤️ Ragda Pattice (Baby Chickpeas Curry with Mashed Potato Cakes) No one wants to eat regular roti sabzi, dal chawal in these Diwali days. Mom! Please make something delicious! So today was Ragda Pattice – my own simple and easy version! Ingredients and Method- * For Ragda- 200 gms of Chana Dal (Baby … Read more
❤️Tasty Thursday ❤️ Diwali is just a week away. Every year by this time, card parties, pre-Diwali lunches / dinners begin. High Streets and Markets are colourfully decorated with traditional lanterns, lights and other decorative Diwali items! Things are very different this year for obvious reasons. We decided to call a few of my … Read more