Cakes are pretty popular this time of the year, especially dry fruit and nut cakes. Traditionally, the nuts and dry fruits are soaked in alcohol or some other liquid for close to 40 days – yes it’s a long process! Even baking such cakes takes an hour or more, owing to it’s denser texture. If…Read More
Homemade Peanut Butter
One of the few things I’ll never tire of having is peanut butter! The nutty-salty-sweet taste and the crunch of nuts is just amazing. Not to mention that peanuts are full of healthy fats, making this a healthy thing to eat! But store bought peanut butter often comes with a load of preservatives that can…Read More
Dates Chia Seeds and Apricot Ladoo
The winter holidays are approaching which means the kids are going to be home. And since it’ll be too cold outside, they’ll be buzzing around you all day!! Be prepared for constant laments of “I’m bored!” and “I’m hungry!” For boredom, we’d recommend making a boredom box for kids. And as for hunger, it’s not…Read More
Mixed Nuts and Poha Ladoo
This Mixed Nuts Poha Ladoo recipe is the perfect healthy treat, made with organic jaggery and 100% natural mixed nuts powder! I know many people for whom ladoos translate into true love. No matter where they are or what time of the day it is, they’re always ready to have another ladoo! Guess there’s something…Read More
Dry Fruit Gujiya Recipe
Dry Fruit Gujiya is a deep fried pastry stuffed with sweet khoya and dry fruit filling. It is a traditional Indian sweet dish prepared for festivals like Diwali, Holi and on special occasions. Since Diwali is nearly here, we’ve decided to celebrate with this traditional sweet – in a slightly different form! Here we have…Read More
Raw Banana Cutlets
Raw bananas are excellent source of fibre, vitamins, potassium and starch. It’s health benefits ranges from heart health to tummy problems. This healthy ingredient is made into a scrumptious snack. Raw banana cutlets are delicious and healthy as well. Crunchy on the outside, soft from within, these cutlets have a lovely nutty flavor which they…Read More
No Steam Suji Modak/ Rava Modak Recipe
Some dishes are synonymous with some seasons or festivals. When you smell pakodas, don’t you think of rain and vice versa? Well, that’s the same with modaks and Ganesh Chathurthi! As soon as the Ganesha idols start getting installed in homes around the country, modaks come to the fore, with all kinds of unique modak recipes making…Read More
Pasi Paruppu Payasam – Moong Dal Payasam Recipe
If you’ve ever been to Kerala or had Malayali friends, you know that Onam is one of the most important festivals of the state. And if you know about Onam, you’re sure to know about the impressive feast too, called the Ona Sadya!! And like any true blue Malayali will tell you, no Ona Sadya…Read More
Chocolate Dates Phirni
I have attended a few Eid feasts in my life, with families from different regions and they’ve all served the best of regional delicacies! As with most festive feasts, even these ended with a dessert, which is often a milk-based sweet dish like Payasam, Pudding, Sheer Khorma or Phirni. Phirni (or Firni) is a popular…Read More
Lactation Cookies for Breastfeeding Moms
When your baby is born, it is the most indescribable feeling. You are looking at a part of yourself, at someone you love more than life itself. You want to give your baby all the best things in the world. And you can!! Wondering how? Through your breast milk!! Breast milk has all the vitamins…Read More
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