Saffron Milk China Grass Pudding

Saffron Milk China Grass Pudding, speckled with saffron strands, is a quick and easy crowd-pleasing dessert. China grass is also known as agar agar. Agar-agar is obtained from seaweed and is a plant-based thickening agent.This is a natural vegetarian substitute for gelatin. It is also used for making jellies and other desserts.

Kulfi recipe with Mawa

Kulfi recipe with Mawa, a tradtional Indian ice cream dessert is the perfect indulgence for hot summer days. This kulfi is dense luscious and creamy with prominent milkiness. Whether you are looking for a dessert or a refreshing snack, this Mawa Kulfi is the ultimate choice. The Mawa kulfi is made from mixture of milk that is boiled and reduced till thick, evaporated milk solids (mawa also called khoya), sugar, cardamom and crushed nuts. It is mostly conical in shape and maybe served on a stick or in small earthen cups

Festive Meetha Chautha | Fried Sweet Snack

Fried Meetha Chautha is made during the festive Shravan month. It is one of the sweet treats made during Thadri/ Satayain festival in monsoon. It has subtle flavors of cardamom and is crisp on the outside. Customarily it is either made in round shapes ‘tikki’ or quarters ‘chautha’. In today’s times, cookie cutters are used to give fancy shapes to these fried snack.

Atte ke Churma Laddu | Sindhi Churi ja Laddu

Churi Laddus are traditional sweet balls made from wheat flour crumble. Basically, the whole-wheat dough is shaped into fist-sized lumps, fried, crushed and sweetened. Using warm ghee, balls are formed with deft hands. The entire process of making Wheat flour Crumble Sweet Balls is summed up in two stages. The first stage is to make the crumble ‘Churi’ and the second one is shaping the balls.

Til Ki Burfi | Sesame Seeds Sweet

Til ki burfi is a traditional Indian sweet made from sesame seeds. This til ki burfi recipe is prepared from sesame seeds, milk powder and sugar. It makes a perfect sweet or dessert for any festival or special occasion. Til burfi is ideal in winters. More so  it is also associated with the Makar Sakranti festival.