Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas!!
Enjoy this holiday season with freshly baked Tutti frutti cake.
The cake turned out super moist and tasty despite no egg. Very easy to make. Enjoy!
Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas!!
Enjoy this holiday season with freshly baked Tutti frutti cake.
The cake turned out super moist and tasty despite no egg. Very easy to make. Enjoy!
I used to bake before, but there was always some reservation and I would refer to couple of videos before baking anything, even for the ones I had baked before. All the videos I referred always stressed on getting everything right to get the results right, making me more anxious.
But then cooking goddess Ashwini entered my life 😄 She has practically tried cooking every cuisine in her kitchen, and knows all the dos and don’ts. And more importantly she has the knack to explain things in simplest of the simplest way possible.
When I told her that I plan to make pizza sometime and I need to prepare myself for that, she was like “adrallenide.. heege maaDu.. haage maaDu.. ashte!”(what’s the big deal, do this, do that, done!)
And that’s exactly what I did. Result was perfect! And now I don't fear baking! Thank you Ashwini! I really wish you start making cooking videos :)
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Happy Deepavali!!
Presenting an easy peasy barfi recipe which can be done in no time and tastes like store bought ones. I clearly need to work more on how they look :)
It doesn’t need any major prep work other than buying ingredients and it must’ve taken me like 15 min from start to finish.
I saw this recipe on Oggarane dabbi cooking show long time back. It needs 3 main ingredients - Khoa, Sugar and Gulkand. The original recipe uses sweetened khoa, but since it was not available here, I added powdered sugar.
Do try! Happy Deepavali once again!
I always look for new ways of cooking Sorekayi(bottle gourd). Sorekayi sambar is something I don’t want to make. I don’t like the bland taste of it. So this recipe I tried is from a blog I follow on FB(link given below). The uniqueness of this recipe is bottle gourd is marinated before cooking. This gives bottle gourd so much flavor.
This curry tasted and looked more like Andhra/ Tamil Nadu cuisine, then there’s garam masala too. It has a strong coriander flavor. I added more tomatoes to the curry which complimented the flavors very nicely. It is similar to dal-less gojjus from Karnataka. And most important thing - this gets done in less than 30 min. Do try!
Don’t throw away peels and pulp. Make sorekayi chutney with it(link below).
Some other ways of cooking sorekayi -
Presenting another flavorful rice bath made with methi leaves - methi pulav. Very easy, very tasty and very healthy. This can be made in 1 pot too. Here’s another recipe for methi leaves rice bath.
Enjoy!
Capsicum curry - another dhaba style curry that everybody simply loved in my family. I added potato extra which was not in the original recipe. Here is the link for Dhaba style bhindi masala.
Looks like dhaba style curries use gram flour to get the thickness. I personally liked this feature of adding gram flour as it doesn’t affect the taste of the curry while giving it the creamy texture, secondly you get quite an amount of curry for couple of tbsp of flour. Do try!
Presenting another extremely flavorful sabji/ curry made from bottle gourd. Everyone in my family just loved this. It goes really well with chapathi. Cooking procedure is similar to baingan barta. And it gets done quickly too.
I got this recipe from a blog I follow on FB named Yum(link given below). Do try!