Brownies
I made these a few years ago, not from scratch but the ones that come in box. They were good but since a very young age I have wanted to bake taking those extra miles! Now, I certainly make my brownies/cakes/cobblers, for that matter, almost everything from scratch, which I love! And note: every recipe from scratch doesn’t come as expected. The recipes I post are the ones, I am thoroughly satisfied
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Blackforest cake
Black Forest is made with several layers of chocolate cake, with whipped cream and cherries between each layer. The cake is then decorated with more whipped cream, maraschino cherries and chocolate shavings.
Traditionally, Kirschwasser, a clear liquor distilled from tart cherries is added to the cake, other liquors like rum are also used. This is preparation is without alcohol, instead the...
Medu Vadai
Medu vadai, An indispensable part of the menu on festivals and any special occasions in an South Indian home.
They are usually served along side idli and pongal as part of a perfect South Indian breakfast in restaurants, marriages or any functions, but can’t be restricted just to the breakfast, its a great side for the main course too!
I remember My grandfather always used to ask amma...
Double Chocolate muffins
If you suffer from chocolate craving just like Sathya, who believes anything with chocolate is a salad as it is extracted from plants, then this fuss-free double chocolate muffin is just for you!
Quick with simple ingredients and the best part about these moist, chocolaty Muffins is, they are ready in 30 minutes! So they are great for morning breakfast as well as for taking for potlucks or baking at short notice.
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Punjabi Kadhi
A yogurt-based dish to be served along rice, which is prepared in many places with their own version. A simple recipe which can be adjusted to taste. For example the consistency or the adding vegetables instead of fried dumplings/pakodas.
Ingredients you will need:
For pakoras/pakodas
1/3 cup Gram/chickpea flour (besan/kadala mavu)
2 tbsp corn flour (this gives a crispy texture)
1 medium...
Grilled Sandwich
Its Project Breakfast every night-what to make next morning! I am sure many would be sailing in the same boat with me.. I am trying to figure out breakfast ideas made within few minutes or most preparation made the night before and be more of an assembling or hardly cooking just before the breakfast time. Unfortunately Idli, dosai, upma or pongal types are not in breakfast menu at our place. We prefer them for dinner.
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Roasted Sweet potatoes-Cajun Style
Beware-Highly addictive! My brother introduced the plain roasted sweet potatoes few months ago. For that extra spice and kick i added Cajun spice and now I never have an excuse to not cook sweet potatoes again. Simple and a great side dish. Whenever i bake something in the oven.. first thing i do is: notice whether i have sweet potatoes at home.. if yes! chop, mix and into the oven, yeah that easy!! I don’t know anyone who hasn’t liked it.....
Palak Paneer
Original recipe: Jul 15 2012, Update recipe: Mar 20 2015.
Palak Paneer is a creamy, fragrant and delicately spiced curry. Fried/fresh Paneer simmered in spinach curry with sautéed onions, spices, blanched tomatoes and dollop of cream. If you love paneer and have a big bunch of spinach, think no further than palak paneer.
The spinach based curry has a silky texture with excellent taste of paneer and spices, if you or anyone in the house is not a big fan...
Olan with Yellow Squash
Special Thanks to Krishnan, one of our great friend, who introduced us to this dish and gave us the recipe.
Olan is an essential dish in the traditional Kerala Onam Sadya. We love Olan with theeyal and rice. As olan by itself is mild, it goes well with something spicy/tangy.
Authentically Olan is made with white pumpkin and black eyed peas or cow peas, but using yellow squash is a variation....
Cheesecake (NY Style)
Cheesecake! I bet You’ll not think of getting one from store after you bake one on your own. I made a few changes from the original recipe that I scribbled in a sticky note and stuck to my recipe book. I wish I remember from where I got this recipe, may be a TV show or from a magazine. Anyway here goes my version!
“Please read the instructions fully including the tips before...