Basbousa is an Eggless Semolina Cake (Rava Cake) from Egypt.
What makes this cake special is that it is soaked in a Lemony Sugar Syrup to make it simply delicious!
Basbousa is an Eggless Semolina Cake (Rava Cake) from Egypt.
What makes this cake special is that it is soaked in a Lemony Sugar Syrup to make it simply delicious!
Chimmili (also called Nuvvula Undalu) are Sesame and Jaggery Laddus made in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
These are a must for Nagula Chavithi, our equivalent of Nag Panchami, which is celebrated on the fourth day after Diwali Amavasya. This year the date in November 18, 2020.
Aate ki Pinni is a traditional Punjabi delicacy made with wheat flour, dry fruits and ghee.
Atta Pinni nourishes and warms the body in the severe cold of North India.
I always look forward to Sheer Khurma on Eid. I absolutely love this mellow Milk Pudding made with dates and vermicelli.
I am happy I made this Armenian Nutmeg Cake as it was a revelation on so many levels.
First, the nutmeg (jaiphal) in this cake made it so aromatic and rich in flavour. Then the three layers—a crisp, biscuit-y base, moist cake layer, and crunchy walnut layer—make it an absolute delight.
You will surprise anyone you serve this cake to.
Kasi Halwa (Halwa made with Boodida Gummidikaya, Poosinikai, Ash Gourd or White Pumpkin)
This is a simple and delicious dessert that you can make in a jiffy.
Called Gulacha Sheera in Marathi and Gur aur Suji ka Halwa in Hindi, this is the traditional rava sheera in which sugar has been replaced with jaggery.
Mango Bhapa Doi is a super simple Bengali dessert that can best described as mango flavoured steamed yogurt.
Also called Aam Doi, this dessert can rival any Mango Cheesecake while being light on the palate and stomach.
Nolen Gurer Payesh is the iconic Bengali rice and milk that is sweetened with Date Palm Jaggery.
I absolutely loved the aroma, colour and flavour that the date palm jaggery imparted this kheer.
Sugarcane Juice Pongal (Cheruku Rasam Pongali in Telugu and Karumbu Chaaru Pongal in Tamizh) is a version of Sweet Pongal in which Sugarcane Juice is used as the sweetner. The taste is quite unique and surprises many who taste it. :)
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