Moong Dal Burfi/ Split Yellow Lentil Fudge- Indian Dessert

This delicious burfi is made with yellow moong dal, is a soft, chewy, creamy burfi/fudge & believe me it’s too addictive 😉. As the festival of Holi(festival of colors) just got over few days back, it is one of the biggest festival in Northern part of India. We make a lot of sweets, savory and… Continue reading Moong Dal Burfi/ Split Yellow Lentil Fudge- Indian Dessert

Aloo Tamatar Ki Sabzi/ Potato Tomato Curry-Indian Style (No Onion, No Garlic)

Aloo tamatar ki sabzi is made in many ways & everyone has their own take on this curry. This curry recipe which I am sharing today is normally made in Northern part of India  on occasions like marriage, puja, any small occasions or even as a regular meal curry & served along with pooris, parathas… Continue reading Aloo Tamatar Ki Sabzi/ Potato Tomato Curry-Indian Style (No Onion, No Garlic)

Meve ki Kheer/Dry Fruits Indian Pudding

Here I am again with one of the most popular Indian pudding and also made for the vrat/fast and is loaded with nutritious dry fruits. This pudding is prepared with three basic ingredients-milk, dry fruits and sugar. The addition of crushed green cardamom instills a subtle aroma in the pudding. Festive season gives me a… Continue reading Meve ki Kheer/Dry Fruits Indian Pudding

Kuttu ki Pakodi/Buckwheat Flour Fritters

Kuttu ki pakodi is a toothsome snack to make during vrat/fasting days. Pair them with Dhaniya Chutney/Coriander Dip Recipe or yogurt for a delicious fasting meal or you can enjoy on any regular days as well. Kuttu ka atta is a healthy, gluten-free flour and also contain more protein than other grains. It is one… Continue reading Kuttu ki Pakodi/Buckwheat Flour Fritters

Panchamrut/Panchamitra

In Sanskrit Panch means five and Amrut means secret nectar. Panchamrut is a combination of five foods mainly honey, sugar, milk, yogurt and ghee/clarified butter and it is used in Hindu worship or Puja. It can be made for prasad or it can be made during fasting/vrat. I still remember as a child we used… Continue reading Panchamrut/Panchamitra