Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Dal Makhani | Indian Recipe | Vegan version



As winters have just about set in, and woolens have been sunned. I am set to welcome the minimalist winters here in the southern part of my country. I miss those lovely winters of the north where you clad yourself with layers and layers of clothing. Ahhhh... Can't really get those winters here but atleast I can cook myself some favorite recipes that are especially cooked this time of the year. One of my personal favorite has to the "dal makhani".  As a child I just hated daal ( all kids that age did or still do ) until 5 years back I tasted the most amazing Dal makhani in the royal city of Jodhpur. And believe you me the taste was to die for and since than I have crazily fallen in love with that dish.. Not that I found the same taste else where but just the thought of that taste keeps my love alive for it.

Monday, 3 November 2014

Mixed herb bread


Hello everyone, here's another bread recipe for you all. The other day when I made garlic rolls I had some dough left so I decide to do another bread version there and than. I really didn't follow any recipe so I don't know what to call it. I guess I would simply call it mix herb flat bread.  Ingredients that I used was what ever I saw at that moment in front of my eyes on my spice & herb rack. But to make it's even easier I will give you the exact herbs . So go on and enjoy

Friday, 31 October 2014

Garlic Rolls | Tea Time Snacks


It's been a while since I have baked. Today I am doing a very very simple yet melt in the mouth bread roll. Garlic rolls that I would like to call them. They are absolutely marvelous. The other day I was going through a few food communities and I came across this recipe. I couldn't believe it could be so easy to do and taste so lovely at the same time. And because I had not baked for a while I couldn't stop my self from trying it out ASAP.

Friday, 17 October 2014

Gulab Jamun | Dumplings in sugar syrup | Indian dessert


Gulab Jamun is one of the most popular mithai's in India ( Mithai means  sweet dish) almost every region in Indian calls it gulab jamun but has a bit of variation in its size and shape. Bread gulab Jamun is the simplest and easiest version . Probably over the time I will post the recipe of the original khoya version and also the ready mix version which is readily available in the market called the Gulab Jamun mix.

Thursday, 9 October 2014

Milk Fudge | Doodh Barfi | Indian Sweet


Hii friends... I know it been a while since i have posted on my blog. The reason is known to all as i have mentioned it before too.. Off late we have been travelling a bit too much, its been almost 7 weeks of total fun and travel.