Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dessert. Show all posts

Mar 3, 2014

Recipe | Panjiri - A Nourishing Indian Dessert




The Panjiri is a winter specialty made in many houses in North and West India. This dessert is heavily laced with dried fruit and nuts and many other medicinal herbs to boost immune system and provide extra calories to sustain the extreme cold conditions there.
In many parts of India Panjiri is given to new mothers as an aid to increase lactation and to provide extra nourishment after delivery.

Oct 28, 2013

Recipe | Churma Ladoos - Traditional Diwali Sweet


Hmm...traditional sweet recipe from Rajasthan -  and I could not think beyond Churma Ladoos. 
The instant flashbacks I get when I think of Churma Ladoos is - firewood, smoke filled kitchen, large black iron kadai (wok) and my grandma with a ladle sitting on a small wooden stool, slow roasting coarse whole wheat flour adding ladlefuls of fresh homemade cow’s ghee from a copper burni (pot) beside her and a funnel in another to fan the hearth.

Oct 26, 2013

Recipe | Quick Saffron Fudge or Kesar Peda


Kesar Peda is one of the 30 recipes I did for an assignment for a regional magazine. The issue is out and is liked by many who called to say the same. Here is quick saffron Peda recipe; 

Jun 3, 2013

Wedding in Rajasthan - A Celebration of Love, Food and many Emotions




"Marriage is not about the beginning; marriage is about the process and still being able to love through all things." ~  Rhonda. A marriage is a once in a life time ceremony in which not only vows, but also two families are shared between a man a woman tying knot.     
An Indian wedding is a perfect blend of traditions, grandeur, delectable cuisine and sacredness of celebrations. The unbound enthusiasm and the flow of emotions of all the family members have to be seen to be believed.

Aug 10, 2011

Cashew Fudge or Kaju Katli - A Melt-in-Mouth Indian Sweet


Indian festivals and sweets are synonyms to each other. Festivals in India are not complete without a plateful of colourful sweets. These Cashew Fudge or Kaju Katli as called in Hindi is one of my favorite sweets and is a permanent feature in my house during all festivals.