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
Sheer Khurma Recipe
Eid is just around the corner, and it’s time to get ready for some mouth-watering treats! In nearly every country across the world, an Eid feast consists of a meat and rice dish like biryani or pulao, followed by a sweet dish, usually based on milk. And this is the bare minimum! Whatever the case,…Read More
Gulkand Oats Payasam
If you’ve ever had a traditional meal in South India, perhaps for a festival or wedding, you may have noticed that it ends with a dessert called payasam. It can be compared to kheer that is popular in North India, but payasam is usually a little more fluid. There are all kinds of payasam, though…Read More
40 Healthy Dessert Recipes for Babies under One Year
We’ve often heard the phrase, ‘Save room for dessert!’ It’s usually used to let others know that if they overeat, they’ll miss out on some delicious sweet treats. But considering how small babies’ tummies are, saving extra room for dessert may not exactly be a practical option. But this doesn’t mean that babies can’t enjoy…Read More
Healthy Thandai Mousse Recipe
It’s always nice to have traditional dishes isn’t it? Sometimes just a whiff of that lovely gajar halwa with desi ghee or that aromatic biryani is enough to take us back to our Grandma’s homes! But while those dishes will remain evergreen, it’s also fun to experiment and mix in elements of other cuisines. Especially…Read More
Healthy Frozen Yogurt Bark for Kids
Come summer and the heat makes all of us crave something cold and refreshing!! Especially for kids, who have their holidays, and are busy spending them jumping up and down! Of course, there are lots of options for cold beverages, eating takes a back seat. So here’s a healthy and nutritious snack recipe that’s perfect…Read More
Fresh Fruit Popsicles
Summer is on it’s way, and so is the festival of colors, Holi. We’ve been thinking of a recipe that is colorful, refreshing and perfect for the weather. And what could be more refreshing and colorful than fresh fruit! Pair it with coconut water and you have a summer winner – sugar-free fresh fruit Popsicles!…Read More
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