Mathura peda recipe – learn how to make Mathura peda at home with simple tips and tricks. Mathura peda is a famous sweet of Mathura basically made by caramelized khoya(or mawa), sugar, and cardamom powder. As this peda is originated in North Indian oldest & sacred city Mathura so it is named after the place. Even … Read more
Patishapta recipe step by step – patishapta is an authentic Bengali pitha actually a recipe of sweet rice flour pancake stuffed with kheer-narkel-nolen gurer filling. This bengali style rice flour pancake(crepe) and its delicious coconut, khoya, and date palm jaggery mixture stuffing is the specialty of this traditional sweet. Wintertime Bengali festival Poush Parbon aka … Read more
Dudh puli pitha recipe step by step – Dudh puli is a traditional bengali pithe or pitha and Makar Sankranti or poush sankranti(in Bengal) is the best time to make it at home. Bengali style Dudh puli means half-moon shaped stuffed rice cake or dumpling cooked in dudh or milk. In this bengali dudh puli … Read more
Nolen gurer payesh recipe – bengali nolen gurer payesh( or date palm jaggery) is actually a winter special rice kheer sweet to celebrate our poush parbon festival. Nolen gur which is known as notun gur, khejur gur or patali gur is the main attraction of this bengali chaler payesh or rice pudding recipe. Though gobindo … Read more
Chocolate modak recipe – Chocolate modak is a cocoa powder and milk powder(dry mawa or khoya) based fusion modak for Lord ganpati. Milk, milk powder, cocoa powder, Cadbury chocolate, powdered sugar, chopped dry fruits are the secret ingredients for making this modak recipe. Without using mawa or milk solids or even condensed milk and dark … Read more
Modak recipe – Modak is a Maharashtrian stuffed sweet dumpling served to Lord Ganpati as his prasad for the Ganesh Chaturthi. According to Hindu Puran Lord Ganesha is named Modakapriya for his immense love towards Modak. In our old Sanskrit language, this sweet is also called Modakam. Though it has a traditional connection with Maharashtra … Read more
Malpua recipe with step by step pictures. It’s my Bengali khoya malpua which I specially prepare as Janmashtami special sweet. Malpua is a scrumptious mouthwatering sweet dish of India. It is originally India’s traditional sweet and in olden days it was commonly prepared to almost every Indian kitchen during festivals. Specially Holi, Navratri, Diwali all … Read more
Tricolor sweet Barfi – Independence Day special is an instant sweet dish idea where artificial color has not been used to keep it as pure as our heart, over the emotion of our Independence Day. I believe every citizen of that particular nation has the same emotional feeling over their motherland as we feel. As … Read more