Kesar peda is a saffron flavour classic Indian khoya or mawa sweet. Kesar peda is made of Kesar (saffron strands), milk / mawa (khoya) / Powdered milk and sugar, flavoured with cardamom powder and garnished with pistachio on top. Perfect dessert for traditional Indian festivals Holi, Diwali or Raksha Bandhan. What is kesar peda? “Kesar” … Read more
Modak recipe | How to make ukadiche modak with & without mould step by step. Making a traditional Marathi style soft and juicy Ukadiche modak recipe with and without using mould for this upcoming Ganesh Chaturthi festival. Traditionally this sweet dumpling makes with a rice flour dough stuffed with coconut and jaggery filling in every … Read more
Gulab Jamun recipe with milk powder, suji and maida – This gulab jamun is easy to make, delicious, super soft & spongy perfect milk powder gulab jamun recipe. Gulab jamun is the most popular North Indian sweet, originally a deep-fried khoya or mawa ball dunked or cooked in hot sugar syrup. However, I make my Gulab … Read more
Nolen gurer payesh recipe or bengali rice kheer with nolen gur(date palm jaggery) step by step with pictures. In our Bengali cuisine, nolen gur’er payesh means a winter special rice kheer prepared with rice & sweet date palm jaggery. “Nolen gur” means date palm jaggery, “gurer = gur+er” means something made of gur, and “Payesh” … Read more
Patishapta pitha recipe – bengali kheer narkel nolen gurer patishapta pitha(pithe) recipe at home with step by step pictures. Patishapta is one of the most popular bengali sweets or desserts in West Bengal and Bangladesh prepared at Makar Sankranti or Poush Parbon festival. It is basically a rolled-shaped rice flour pancake, stuffed with khoya(kheer)-coconut(nerkel)-sweet date … Read more
Bengali payesh recipe with step-by-step pictures – Payesh is a Bengali birthday special sweet dish or dessert prepared at every home in Bengal. Payesh is a sugary concoction of flavourful gobindobhog rice/basmati rice & milk flavored with cardamom and bay leaves. Apart from West Bengal & Bangladesh, this sweet is popularly known as rice kheer(in … Read more
Rosh bora recipe aka bengali rosbora recipe – a flavourful sweet pitha of our bengali cuisine with step by step pictures. Rosh bora is basically a soft and juicy urad dal fritters soaked in a sweet syrup made with sugar or date palm jaggery. Prepared with urad dal(overnight soaked), fennel seeds, soda, date palm jaggery, … 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
Mathura peda – Mathura ka peda – Mathura ke pede- Mathura na penda, this Mathura style sweet is popular with such different names in India. Today I will show a few quick & easy tricks to make that Mathura peda (mathura style lal pedha) recipe at home. Ingredients are very simple just, whole milk (not … Read more
Chocolate modak recipe – A fusion modak for Lord Ganpati made with cocoa powder, cadbury chocolate and milk powder (dry mawa or khoya) base. Milk, milk powder, cocoa powder, powdered sugar, cadbury chocolate bar and chopped dry fruits (dry nuts) are the secret ingredients for making this chocolaty flavours modak recipe. Without using mawa or … Read more
