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Foxtail Millet Crepes Yesterday was the last Shravani Shanivar. For all the Fasts till now We were eating Vari/ Samo seeds/ foxtail millet only as it is the healthier option. We avoided Sabudana or sago seeds as they are too starchy. I hope I ha

Fauchon recently announcd the launch of its gourment sugar-free chocolates, available as in dark chocolate and milk chocolate. Fauchon chocolates are considered amongst the finest chocolates in taste and texture, they are made from the best cocoa bean

strawberry ice cream recipe i had made this eggless strawberry ice cream a few weeks back. wanted to make and post a chocolate based cake or dessert for valentine s day, but was not able to due to lack of time. so i selected this ice cream recipe fro

Yesterday was my first day at BITC for cake principle module. I was rather excited as this is a kind of new experience for me. Unlike my Uni time, the reason why I attended this course was solely due to my passion. I really was eager to learn about the th

oftas especially fascinate me as somehow I relate them to exotic curries. Unfortunately though Indian restaurants in the US (atleast the ones I have been to) more often than not fail to do a good job in making kofta dishes (and most others too). They are

Strozzapreti is translated as "priest choker." The legend has it that the priests of Emilia-Romagna and surrounding regions enjoyed the long pasta so much that they choked while eating it. I can certainly understand eating Strozzapreti quickly as it is

28th Oct 2010 Celebrated my brother's birthday at Lai Huat. A coffee shop zi char restaurant famous for it's Belachan Fish, a very local style zi char. This eatery was highly recommended to me by my colleague where her family frequent regularly. Usually

Ingredients: 1/2 lb rice , cold, cooked, preferably from yesterday's leftover. hotdogs, 2 jumbo pieces, diced cooking oil 1 tbsp olive oil salt and pepper for seasoning sugar soy sauce butter sp

Do you love cake? I do. In fact it is probably one of my favorite desserts! Today's recipe is from the "Cake Doctor" cookbook. Although I prefer to cook from scratch on most occasions, this cookbook is great for whenever you want something tasty, conv

I keep making this Matki ki Subzi now and then, when I came back from India last time, I had been to my sister's place in pune, she keeps making this gravy and my kids liked it very much, when I came back here I found these beans in Asian shop here and al

Rainy season is already started. “Baahar barish ho rahi hain aur office se aane ke baad ek cup chai ke saath kuch pakode ho jaye….” This comes almost everyone’s mind. But in this season I am going to give you some traditional fritters from Maharashtria

Michael Pollan's food rule # 17: Eat foods that have only been cooked by humans. Michael Pollan's book Food Rules is a great collection of simple rules for optimal health and weight maintenance. His rules

As the name suggests, these are very spongy and fluffy. Also called as poha dosa or atukula dosalu. This would be the special breakfast recipe made by my Grand Mother in my childhood. No much dal is used in these dosas. Sour butter milk is used, so these

I have been waiting for the mango season....No no not that I am crazy after mangoes but I wanted to fill in Sharmis Passions with mango recipes :) I do like mangoes but I m very choosy as I like only banganapalli variety and have restrictions like the man

'Pappu' means dal in telugu and 'Biyyam' means rice,so if you combine both it literally means 'Dal Rice'.This is a typical dish prepared only in the Telangana region of Andhra.My parents used to stay in Khammam for several years before I was born,which co

Pretzels butter cream of chicken soup cheddar cheese chicken onions (optional) water As you can see from the ingredient list, you probably have most, if not all, already in your kitchen. This recipe was originally sent to me making it without the chicke

You must be surprised with the name?..right? I think even very few Maharashtrian would know this recipe. It is my Mai Aaji special recipe from Marathwada. It's a very simple, tasty and crunchy type of chutney. You can have it with chapati, paratha, bhakr

Level: Medium Preparation Time: 5 min Cooking time: 40 min Serves: 4 Ashoka Halwa Ingredients Yellow split moong dhal : 1/2 cup Sugar: 1 cup Ghee: 1/2 cup Red food color: as desired (optional) Sliced Almonds: 1 tablespoo

*This is the 4th of a 4-part recipe series featuring lean cuts of beef. The first recipe is a Filipino dish ? Boiled Chuck Shoulder Roast (Nilagang Baka) ? which can be found HERE . The second recipe is a Japanese dish ? Beef Bowl (Gyudon) ? which can

Summer is coming. It is not exactly here yet, but with the rising temperatures and cloudless skies I can feel it on the horizon. I am ready for it this year after the unpleasantly cold winter we had. When the weather gets warm I start craving

After snowboarding the whole afternoon after arriving at the ski resort in Furano, we were tired, but decided to head out of the hotel for dinner. Since the resort was located about 10 minutes from downtown Furano, we caught the Downtown Shuttle to Tir

Kadhi a Traditional dish for Rajasthan and Punjab. There is no much more variation to make kadhi in both the regions. But difference makes for the spices. Each region uses some different spices for their kadhi preparations. Still its similar. Some people

I can t believe that Elia is turning 18 today!! My little girl has grown into a beautiful woman, who will soon be going to university, she will have the right to vote, etc., etc., but she will always be our little girl. Happy Birthday Elia!! T

In my research of Sri Lankan cuisine, I have discovered that, at only 25,332 square miles, this tiny teardrop of an island, just off the southern tip of India, features remarkable culinary diversity. Hill country cuisine is quite different from that of th