…simple and quick preparation of Goan Foogath style vegetables is loved by kids and also by persons who like their vegetables low on spice especially ailing people. Instead of always enjoying rich, spicy masala based vegetable curries and stir fries loaded with a whole lot of spices; it is good to enjoy the true flavors of vegetables in as much natural and simplistic way. Cooking in a clay pot with the gorgeous coconut oil is something that one ne…
…ppy to share with you. Loved by all… young ones and adults. A big hit with kids and your guests will surely be delighted with these goodies when they are served on your festive sweet table. These can be enjoyed throughout the year and they are good to go in your mid-morning snack boxes or even as a cute little dessert after lunch or dinner. They are wonderful at breakfast and nice to serve at tea time. No mess and handy if you are looking for a sw…
…as it is not spicy. You can adjust your tempering (tadka) accordingly for kids and ailing persons. I made this Curd Rice the other day when I did not have a good appetite and believe me it did help me to rejuvenate my taste buds and cool down my digestive system. Even though many are familiar with this delicious and simple preparation, I thought it to be a good idea to share with the onset of summer. You can enjoy this lovely rice meal anytime bu…
…crunchy nuts. A good way of including carrots in your diet; especially for kids who do not like to eat carrots. These individual sweet goodies are delicious and nutritious as a snack or teatime treat. They are ideal to gift and a super no mess dessert. Give these Carrot Cupcakes a try and you may want to bake them often! 🙂 Ingredients: 1 cup Maida / All Purpose Flour ¾ cup Caster Sugar or to taste 1 tsp Baking Soda ½ tsp Salt 1 tsp Cinnamon Powder…
…e & bachelors. They are awesome finger eats to serve at kitty parties, kids’ parties or as cocktail snacks. I make several types of cutlets & store them in the freezer. They are handy as they save a lot of time. If you are looking for a quick fix meal then this is it. Whenever, you have time on your hands, just make cutlets & stock them in your freezer… Fish & seafood top the list for us. It is good to include fish in your diet as…
…gular traditional bread pudding. You can consider serving it as a treat to kids instead of a bar of chocolate. This lovely pudding is especially for those who are fond of chocolate… be it young or old! Give this pudding a try and see the bowls of warm or cold pudding disappear in minutes! 😀 Ingredients: 600 ml Milk 5 slices Bread with edges 50 gms. Black Currants or Raisins or use Fruit Bread slices 3 Eggs (lightly whisked) 50 gms. Caster Sugar or…
…ation to make it extra special. Bake, boil, steam, fry, cook or mash them. Kids, young and old will rarely stay away from them. There are so many varieties of potatoes in countries all over the world and varied preparations. There are numerous variations in cooking up a simple Potato Bhaji. All over India, people do take pride in the way they prepare it. Different states have their signature Potato Bhaji or Aloo/BatatachiBhaji. In Maharashtra wher…
…y decked in pristine white coconut lace. Does it remind you of snowflakes? Kids who are not fond of carrots will surely want to eat these beauties. J Brighten and light up your sweet platter this festive season with Carrot Coconut Ladoos and Beetroot Barfi / Chukandar ki Burfi. Below is a list of some of my favorite traditional ladoos to consider including on your festive sweet table… Rava Ladoo (Semolina / Suji Ladoo) Microwave Besan Ladoo…
…an overloaded rich fruit cake drenched in alcohol. It is equally good for kids as you can skip the alcohol in this one. It is a light celebratory cake with or without the use of fondant, marzipan and any icing. The simplicity of this cake makes it look elegantly beautiful and spectacular just apt for Christmas with just a light dusting of caster sugar which brings in the Christmas mood of pure white snow. Just look at the photo… It surely h…
…tion of restaurant menus. It is always a great hit at celebratory parties. Kids and adults who are not fond of vegetables do love these little coin size patties and they taste good with ketchup or chutney. These refreshing green kababs are wonderful in burgers and can be served whenever you feel like eating them. It’s a good idea to make a batch of Hara Bhara Kabab and freeze them to be served to unexpected guests and equally handy to enjoy at sho…