Let’s take our kids back to our roots with these tips for a traditional Sankranti Celebration, including various festive rituals and customs! “The sun does not shine for a few trees and flowers, but for the wide world’s joy.” Have you ever experienced sunshine on a cold winter’s day? Isn’t that simply a magical feeling?…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
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
25 Unique Modak Recipes for Ganesh Chathurthi
Ganesh Chathurthi is just around the corner, and you know what that means – lots and lots of modaks!! Those soft, triangular delights are popular all year round, but they gain special significance during this festival, being considered the favorite food of the elephant deity Ganesha. Not surprising, since one of his many names is…Read More
Kid Friendly Vegetable Biryani
When you think of Eid, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Yes, there’s new clothes, gifts and visits, and of course, biryani! One of the great things about biryani is that every region has it’s own recipe, all though they all have one thing in common – they all taste awesome! Today,…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
Khoya Kesar Laddu with Desiccated Coconut
Vasant Panchami is a spring festival and an auspicious occasion for Hindus. While the festival is celebrated differently all over India, the goddess Saraswati is worshiped in most places. Yellow features prominently during Vasant Panchami, with people wearing yellow clothes and even eating yellow foods! As with all Indian festivals, the food is a big…Read More
12 Kite Theme Recipes for Sankranti
Sankranti isn’t complete without kites, and we have a bunch of fun kite theme recipes that are perfect for this festival! Choose from cookies, sandwiches, fruit plates and more! As soon as the New Year celebrations die down, Indians start preparing for the next one – Makar Sankranti! This is a festival based on the…Read More
Edible Chocolate Diya Recipe for Diwali
Diwali is just round the corner and you’re probably busy bringing out all your diyas and decorative candles. How about this Diwali, we tell you that you can have your diyas and eat them too? Yes, this year, surprise your kids with these absolutely delicious and melt in mouth edible diyas ! Unsweetened cocoa powder and…Read More
Chocolate Halwa Recipe for Kids
The classic suji halwa gets a global touch in today’s chocolate halwa recipe! Unsweetened cocoa powder is added to the roasted suji due to which the halwa gets a chocolaty flavor and beautiful brown color which is appealing to kids. This chocolate halwa is healthy version as no refined sugar is added to it. Jaggery…Read More