A vegetarian satay of paneer, mushrooms and capsicums marinated in yummy peanut sauce.

This lemony dressing is just the right ingredient to transform any dessert into a tangy treat! Lemon Curd has a luscious texture thanks to butter and eggs, and a refreshingly tangy flavour derived from lemon juice and rind. You can spread it on cakes fill it into sweet tarts or even decorate cupcakes with it. Lose yourself in the captivating aroma and rejuvenating flavour of this dessert topping.

Creamy low-fat curds pair remarkably well with the assertive flavours of basil, pepper, salt and lemon rind. This colourful dressing comes alive, thanks to grated apple and basil. To avoid the usual cholesterol from high-fat cream used in salad dressings, this recipe makes use of low-fat curds instead of cream.

Carefully-chosen ingredients like green grapes, cucumber and cabbage make this salad a really refreshing one. The innovative dressing of low-fat curds adds to the tingling freshness of this salad with the zesty flavours of basil, lemon and mustard. The addition of grated apples is a smart move, which balances the flavour and gives a rich texture to the dressing. Low-fat curds provide protein and calcium, making this salad a boon to your bones, while cabbage gives vitamin C to improve immunity.

An instant hit at tea parties. These delicious rich tarts will just melt in your mouth.

Cheesecakes have an exotic feel, and yet they are so easy and quick to prepare, as you can see from the example of this Sinful Lemon Cheesecake! This no-fuss recipe starts with readily-available digestive biscuits as the base. Within minutes, the nice crumbly biscuit base transforms into a dessert beyond comparison, once it is filled with rich cream cheese and topped with a zesty lemon sauce, which gives it an attractive glaze finish! Finish your party menu with Sinful Lemon Cheesecake and other crowd-pleasing desserts like Mango Souffle , Chocolate Velvet Pudding , Apple Pie , Phirni , Baked Boondi Gulab Jamun and there are many more to choose from our desserts section.

This is another popular cheesecake, commonly available in patisseries across the globe. The chocolate base combines superbly with the tanginess of lemon, making this as much of a connoisseur’s delight as it is a child’s treat. One thing you need to take care of is the perfect lemon rind for the perfect taste. Do not grate the lemon rind till its core; use only the yellow part and not the white. Before spreading the lemony sauce on the cheesecake, you can also spread a layer of fresh soft fruits of your choice.

Here is a tangy icing that feels cool on the palate, giving a refreshing and exciting twist to any sponge cake. Not only does the Lemon Butter Icing taste fabulous, it also looks a nice, pleasant yellow, adding to the visual appeal of the dessert. Use this to dress up a sponge cake, or fill into piping bags and use on cupcakes.

Light and fluffy lemon pie is set on a crunchy chocolate crust. Garnish this pie with layer of sweetened cream and a slice of lemon for an added effect.

Stir-fried noodles flavoured with lemon rind and basil.

If you have ever wondered what the word ‘heavenly’ really means, try this delicious dessert! Silky pancakes, delicately flavoured with spice powders, are lined with a cinnamon-flavoured pear filling, and laced with chocolate sauce. The pear filling has a really different flavour, because it combines a dash of lemon juice and lemon rind too. One lone spice, cinnamon, works its magic in transforming the pear filling into a gourmet delight! Serve the Spiced Pancakes with Cinnamon Pears warm, laced with chocolate sauce, and preferably topped with vanilla ice-cream. Fresh Peach Stew also makes a good filling for the pancakes.

A very famous Far Eastern specialty. Paneer, mushrooms and capsicum skewers served with a peanut marinade.

A rich, gooey, sinful and truly indulgent dessert. Warm, fudgy walnut brownies served with rum marinated fruits, drizzled with chocolate sauce that is streaked with fresh cream. And what is a brownie served without the mandatory scoop of vanilla ice-cream. So dig in and indulge.

Long grains of rice interspersed with colourful and chunky veggies, and lusciously flavoured with coconut milk and red curry paste. The ultimate touch to the Baby Corn and Mushroom Curry Rice is the addition of lemon rind and basil leaves, whose aroma is indelibly locked in by cooking the rice wrapped in a banana leaf.