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Ksra (Moroccan Anise Bread)
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble Ksra is a Moroccan Anise Flatbread served usually as a midday meal. It is very similar to Indian Naan in texture except a little thicker and is eaten along with some...
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Khasta Roti
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble I have seen multitude of recipes all over the internet but I find that most of the recipes follow the same recipe as that of normal basic roti and it makes a soft Roti...
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Rava Pongal
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble I had never heard of Rava Pongal until after marriage. My mother does not make this for the traditional pongal and neither does my mil. Rightfully so, I was totally...
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Rava Upma (Savory Semolina Pudding)
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble “Vegetarian food is bland” is an oft repeated sentiments by non-vegetarians. Personally I think any food that is considered flavorless is a mistake of the cook more so,...
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Rava Laddu or Rava Laddoo?…
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble …who cares as long as its RAVA LADOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This had to be easily one of the fastest photos I have ever taken!! No – Not because I was satisfied at the very...
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Besan Rava Ladoo
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble Just as South Indians are busy celebrating Navarathri during this time, so are the North Indians with their Dussehra. The plethora of sweetmeats during this time is...
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How to make Pizza Dough
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble The above picture looks like fresh homemade Mozzarella cheese, doesn’t it? Yummy though it sounds (Love that stuff!), its sadly not. But what I have is something which...
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Rava Kesari (Semolina Pudding)
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble One of the most basic and loved sweets in the whole of India – Semolina Pudding. The North Indians refer to it as Sooji or Suji Halwa while the South Indians know it as...
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Karanji (Karchikai, Kajjikayalu)
Email Print Share Tweet Stumble I favor sweets that aren’t that sweet. Sounds like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Born to a sweetaholic(!), I am a paradox to my mom’s blissful existence in the world of...
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