SATTU BARFI, 7 CUP BARFI
This Sattu Barfi is a healthier variation of the traditional 7 cup barfi which is a very popular sweet from Tamilnadu. This is my first attempt in using Sattu in a sweet form.
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Festival Recipes
Thenga Paal Kozhukattai, Karupatti Paal Kozhukattai
Lets celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with a delicious offering of Thenga Paal Kozhukattai to Lord Ganesh. Paal Kozhukattai is a traditional dessert from the Chettinad region of South India.
Millet Pongal with Chutney, Brahmin Style Pongal
Millet Pongal with chutney is a popular breakfast item from Southern India.Both the sweet and the savory versions of Pongal are equally famous. Traditionally, Rice and Moong Dal are the key ingredients in pongal. In this variation, proso millet has been used in place of rice.
No Cook Diwali Desserts, Easy Vegan Rainbow Platter
For the festival season ahead, here are a few No Cook Diwali Desserts which are very easy to make and at the same time visually so appealing.
Karamani Sweet Chundal , Navratri Chundal Recipe
Come Navratri and you can not miss the Karamani Sweet Chundal. Chundal or Sundal is the most common Neivedyam or offering for Navratri in Tamilian households. Both the savory and sweet Chundal varieties are popular and they make not only an easy snack recipe, they are healthy and wholesome too.
Layali Lubnan, Lebanese Nights Dessert
If you are looking for an easy dessert for hot summer days or maybe for Ramadan, Layali Lubnan is definitely for you.
Festivals are an expressive way to celebrate glorious heritage, culture, and traditions. Food is an integral part of any celebration. Layali Lubnan is a very famous dessert made during Ramadan.
Savory Sweet Nombu Adai, Steamed Rice Dumplings, Festival Recipe
Savory and Sweet Nombu Adai is an offering or naivedyam made for the festival of Nombu.
This is a very simple preparation which requires very few ingredients. These Adais are steamed Rice Dumplings (they look more like flattened Doughnuts) perfect for snacking anytime since they are very low in calorie. Each savory Adai has only 64 calories and each sweet Adai has only 81 calories. Apart from this, they are perfect as a vegan, gluten free and oil free snack too (you need just a little oil which is also optional).
Ranga Alur Puli Pithe, Festival Delicacy from Bengal
Explore a No- Fry version of Ranga Alur Puli Pithe, Sweet Potato dumplings, which is a festival delicacy from Bengal. It is customary to make this dessert during the festival of Makar Sankranti which is just few days away. This delicious dessert is an offering from Bengal. Come Sankranti or Poush Sankranti, it is the customary pithe time in the eastern part of India. Every household prepares many different varieties of pithe. Ranga Alu means sweet Potato in Bangla.
Thalagam Kuzhambu, Mixed Veg in Sesame Gravy, Festival Recipe from Tirunelveli (Tamilnadu)
Thalagam Kuzhambu is a Naivedyam or offering to God in Tirunelveli District on the festival of Thiruvathira. Thalagam Kuzhambu is a medley of different varieties of Root Vegetables, Gourds, and some green vegetables in a spicy coconut and sesame gravy. This spicy curry is an accompaniment to “Kali” which is a sweet porridge
Eggless,Whole Wheat,Christmas Rum Cake Kerala Style
Christmas delicacies can never be complete without a piece of Fruit cake or Plum Cake or Rum Cake. Here is a guilt free and healthy recipe for a Kerala Style Christmas Rum Cake which is made of Whole Wheat flour and is eggless.
Fruitcake is a rich dense cake packed with dry fruits and nuts flavoured with spices usually made during Christmas. In India, this is found everywhere during the Christmas season.