Recipe: Thandai Baked Yogurt Thandai Baked Yogurt is an Indian dessert that is easy to make, creamy and a flavourful indulgence. You require 2 main ingredients – plain thick yogurt and sweetened condensed milk. Different spices or flavours are used to make this basic baked yogurt different every time. Also known as Bhapa Doi, it…
Zeytin Piyazi
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Mushroom & Spinach Crustless Quiche
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Vegetable Raita
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Pomegranate Mousse
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Baked Cauliflower Bites
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Pai Huang Gua Hé Xigua
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Mini Spanakopita Pies These Mini Spanakopita Pies are not only super delicious but also ideal for any time of the day. Enjoy them as a starter, as a snack or as a light meal along with some salad. Perfect for lunch boxes too and an easy yummy way to get kids to enjoy spinach.…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Mushroom Xacuti Mushroom Xacuti or Shakuti is a Goan style spicy curry. Generally, chicken is used for this Xacuti (pronounced as Shaa – ku- tee) dish. Vegetarian options are usually made with mushrooms, soya chunks or mixed vegetables. Best to make the xacuti spice mixture at home. The freshness of the spice blend adds…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Peaches & Cream Parfait Peaches & Cream Parfait is an easy to make, delicious dessert without any refined sugar. I have mixed fresh whipping cream and cream cheese to give the classic dessert a slightly different flavour. Memories Growing up, the only parfait I knew were the ones sold at ice cream parlours and…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Basil Garlic Pull Apart Bread Basil Garlic Pull Apart Bread is an easy to make, fun savoury bread full of garlic and basil flavours. Ideal for any dinner get together like Thanks Giving, Christmas or just when friends and family get together for a meal. Don’t need to slice the bread. Serve the…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Walnut Chocolate Tartlets These Walnut Chocolate Tartlets are easy to make, sugar free, gluten free healthy and nutritious. Both kids and adults can enjoy these tartlets as dessert or a snack. These tartlets do not require any baking. Yes you heard right. They contain no flour. The only cooking required is to toast the…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Mexican Vegetarian Grazing Board & Mexican Corn Dip Make a Mexican Vegetarian Grazing Board for your next party. Dips, vegetables, cheese and some tortilla chips not only adds texture and flavour but is a fun way to enjoy starters. Gather around the grazing board and enjoy the nibbles as you chitchat away with friends…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Vegetable Cutlets Vegetable Cutlets is a popular deep fried snack in India. It is usually made of cooked and mashed vegetables with some spices. The mixture is shaped into discs or heart shapes, coated with breadcrumbs and fried. It is usually served with some chutney and /or tomato ketchup. To make the vegetable cutlets…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Parle Cheesling Bhel Are you wondering what Parle Cheesling Bhel is? Well, first of all let me tell you that this easy to make mixture is bursting with flavours and textures – sweet, spicy, salty, crunchy, cheesy, tangy, soft. Actually it is so difficult to describe the flavours of a bhel or a chaat.…
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Continue ReadingRecipe: Easy Kalakand Recipe Easy Kalakand Recipe requires only three basic ingredients, milk, paneer and cardamom powder. Kalakand is a fudge like Indian sweet and is commonly made during festivals like Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, Ram Navmi, Janmashtami, etc. Traditional Method Of Making Kalakand The traditional method takes a long time to prepare kalakand. Full…
