Rich, delicious and yummy tarts.
Ideal for kids, choco-mallow combines two things that kids love – hot chocolate and marshmallows! Use white marshmallows, as they go well with the cocoa – in colour and flavour.
If you don’t have marshmallows, you can instead try sprinkling grated chocolate on top of the drink.
Try these recipes,
Oreo Milkshake,
Pineapple and Banana Drink.
As the name suggests, this mixed vegetable dish is from the kitchens of bhopal. Like most foods from this region, the vegetables (of your choice) are cooked in a creamy, spicy and thereby a rich gravy!
Yummy rich dark chocolate sauce. The sauce consistency is free flowing and made by melting dark chocolate and adding honey and vanilla essence to give a lovely chocolate vanilla taste. Kids will love this sauce on its own. Use for ice cream toppings and sundaes.
Fifteen minutes is all it takes to prepare irresistible Black Forest Ice-Cream Cake provided you have all the ingredients readily on hand. In this arrangement, vanilla ice-cream, grated chocolate and juicy cherries are sandwiched between sugar-soaked chocolate sponge, topped with whipped cream and decorated temptingly with tantalizing dark chocolate curls and deep red cherries. The icing on the cake is, however, the satisfaction of having made such a lavish dessert in your own kitchen and that too within minutes!
The Pineapple Kesari is a variant of the ever-popular Kesari Baath, a dessert made in Karnataka. The people there love it so much that they have it even for breakfast!
While the original recipe uses fresh, chopped pineapples to flavour the cooked and sweetened semolina, here we have used pineapple puree, so that the flavour is stronger and more uniform.
Using a mixture of milk and water to cook the semolina gives it a rich taste, which is further intensified by a dash of spices like saffron and cardamom.
Use small/ fine semolina for making kesari as that will give you a nice, smooth halwa-like texture. Preparing the Pineapple Kesari in the microwave oven not only makes the process quicker but also retains the aroma and taste of the pineapple puree very well.
You can also use pineapples to make other delicacies like the
Pineapple Jam and
Pineapple Jam Filled Bread Tarts .
An aromatic stir-fried vegetables flavoured with lemon grass.
Think
Thai Cooking and you immediately think of Coconut Milk! Ah, this marvelous ingredient... it is nothing short of magical. Its soothing flavour, pleasing aroma and rich mouth-feel rise above even the spiciest of ingredients, to give the dish a characteristic Thai touch.
In fact, if it were not for the use of coconut milk, the abundant use of garlic and spices might make Thai dishes a bit overwhelming – but this great ingredient balances all other flavours and makes a dish taste brilliant!
Coconut Milk is also used extensively in
South Indian cooking, especially Kerala cuisine. You can make Coconut Milk at home and store it in the fridge for two days.
A crispy chinese sizzler combining delicious wontons with popular sweet and sour vegetables.
Here is another sponge-based delight. The chocolate nougat cake features a chocolate sponge topped with a rich creamy chocolate filling and coated with praline on all the sides. The nougat praline gives a fantastic crunch to this cake, and is in fact what makes this cake so brilliant.
This chocolatey sensation is sure to stir your soul with its intensely rich flavor and luxurious mouth feel.
Layers of chocolate cake are sandwiched with crunchy walnuts and gooey chocolate sauce, ready to be clothed in luscious whipped cream. Serve the Chocolate Walnut Cake with Whipped Cream chilled.
A soft vanilla sponge cake with a topping of creamy mango cheesecake, garnished with finely sliced mango.
No barbeque party can be complete without this tangy, tongue-tickling dip. A very easy to make, no-fuss dip.
Macaroni fits well into almost any baked dish. Here's a quick combo of macaroni and vegetables, which satiates your hunger pangs and delights your taste buds at the same time.