Sweets

Hello dear readers! Today I am going to share a healthy recipe called Ragi Manni/Duddali. This is again a traditional sweet dish prepared by most of the Mangaloreans.  This was in my to do list since many years and I tried it successfully some months back. Now I’m confident to prepare it. Its very easy to prepare and tastes very ... Read More »

Hello dear readers! I’m back after a short break. On this auspicious day of Diwali I’m going to share a sweet recipe. Today is Lakshmi puja and is celebrated all over India. This is the second recipe of 7 cups burfi in the space. I tried this for the first time and it came out good in the first attempt ... Read More »

This is the 2nd recipe of coconut burfi I’m sharing in the space. This time I tried from ‘cook with a smile’ food blog. The recipe came out so perfect that I made it nearly 7 to 8 batches and distributed among my dear ones. I love this recipe more  because we do not have to check sugar string consistency. ... Read More »

Today is the 4th day of Diwali #20k17 . I had tried Motichur laddu last Diwali but could not share the recipe as I was held up back then  also another reason being it  was a detailed post . I had tried a recipe from a popular blog but it failed very badly. Then I came across a recipe from ... Read More »

This is the 3rd sweet recipe of  Diwali #20k17 . Dharwad peda is a popular Indian sweet which is famous in Karnataka. It is originated from Dharwad. To know more about this sweet you may check Wiki . This is a very easy recipe and the taste matches almost to the original . Stay tuned for Namkeens!! Ingredients: Khoya/ Khoa – 200 ... Read More »

Diwali is around the corner and this is the 2nd sweet I tried for this Diwali #20k17, ‘Milk powder burfi’.  This is a very easy recipe where you don’t have to make sugar syrup and check string consistency and all. Recently I tried a burfi from a very good blog but I failed to hook it. Infact I watched the ... Read More »

I tried a fancy sweet called ‘Kaju Watermelon’ for this Diwali. They looked very attractive and tasted good too.  I followed the recipe  in you tube video named as  ‘Food Connection’ .This burfi is cashewnut based and tasted like kaju burfi. I used gel colours to colour the balls. Those who don’t prefer the colour may just coat it with ... Read More »

Mangalore is decked up with lightings for the Navaratri festival and is looking as beautiful as a bride. Just like Mumbai is popular for Ganesh chaturthi , Bengal for its Durga puja,Mangalore is famous for Dasara. One can hear the beats of the tiger dance all over. To celebrate the occasion I’m sharing a recipe of a sweet called Dodha ... Read More »

Ganesh Chathurti is nearing and when the festival nears all it reminds me is ‘Modak‘ and ‘Chakli‘. Today I found a picture of Kesari Modak in one of the folder which I had prepared last year. I searched in my archives to check if I had already shared in the space but to my dismay didn’t find it. So without ... Read More »

Diwali is one of my favourite festival . I tried another version of badam burfi this year and it came out good. I have already shared the recipe of Almond burfi long back .Badam means almonds. When it comes to  making of Indian sweets I still need to master most of the things. Never the less I try and it tastes good . ... Read More »