BASUNDI
Basundi is a very popular sweet made using milk, rice, sugar and condensed milk along with plenty of dry fruits and nuts. It is commonly served during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations. My mother’s basundi is simply perfect and delicious and is one of the most favoured sweets at my home.
PASTA BUN/ EGGLESS PASTA STUFFED BUNS
Soft and spongy buns are one of my favorite snacks that I often make to serve with Bhaaji for Pav Bhaji. But this time, I made the buns with a twist. The buns have a filling of spicy and flavorful Pasta and taste delicious as it is. You can also serve these delicious Pasta stuffed buns with Tomato ketchup with tea or coffee.
HOW TO STITCH A DRAW STRING PURSE
I have been planning to make a draw string purse from quite some time. After trying out twice with different fabrics and patterns, I finally came up with this simple and easy draw string purse. I have used a stiffener to make it stiff and hence this is ideal for keeping mobiles, i pods or mp3 players. You can make this large or small, with or without a stiffener, using any material of your choice, and use it for keeping anything that you wish - make-up products, accessories, or coins… This needs only basic single stitch hence even beginners can give it a try…
BOOK REVIEW: THE CHAKLE INDIA COOKBOOK
The Chakle India cookbook is the first book by anchor chef Aditya bal who hosts the popular food show of the same name on NDTV good times. This book is a compilation of some of the best recipes shown on the first three seasons of the show and features mouth watering recipes like Kosha Mangsho, Malabar prawn curry, Dhaniwal Korma, Kolhapuri Mutton chops, among many others.
ANDHRA CHICKEN LOLLIPOPS
Andhra chicken lollipop is a spicy and tangy chicken
delicacy which can be served as an appetizer. This recipe is taken from the
Chak le India cookbook by Aditya Bal. The chicken lollipops came out perfect
and tasted delicious.
AMRITSARI PANEER BURJI
I came across this wonderful recipe in The Chak le India Cookbook and decided to try. You can try the recipe as it is if you wish for a
mildly flavoured burji. Since we like
our burjis to be more flavourful and spicy, mom suggested reducing the quantity of paneer by half.
The burji came out wonderful and tasted delicious with rotis.
LAYERED SAMOSA
Layered samosa is a different type of samosa in which layers of dough are rolled separately and arranged on top of each other. As a result the samosa cover is crunchy and crisp with clearly visible layers. This is well complimented with a spicy chicken stuffing inside. If the stuffing is prepared well in advance, then making this samosa becomes all the more easier.
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