Simple & Delicious Indian Recipes
Mango Kulfi with Nuts is a luscious, no-churn Indian frozen dessert that captures the essence of summer. It’s a creamy, dense twist on traditional kulfi—often called India’s answer to ice cream—infused with the vibrant sweetness of ripe mangoes and the satisfying crunch of mixed nuts.
Try out this delicious, healthy gluten-free muffin recipe! You truly will not realize it’s made with almond flour! Feel free to add any mix-ins you’d like, such as poppy seeds, chocolate chips, blueberries, etc.
Paan Laddu is a delicious, elegant, quick and rich dessert made with Paan leaves, gulkand, condensed milk and coconut. Fresh Paan leaves and gulkand provides an authentic paan flavor and will wow your guests.
Guava is a popular summer fruit and is cultivated in many tropical and subtropical regions. This unique flavor kulfi recipe uses fresh guavas. To enhance flavor, I added a bit of rock salt and red chili flakes (May sound weird but makes something unique). You can eat it during fasting time also by skipping corn starch
Aloo halwa is unique and is a starch and carbs-rich dessert, typically prepared in winter and consumed during fasts like Shivratri or Navratri to provide necessary energy required by the body. It can be prepared for any occasion and celebration ritual.
If you are looking for food options during the upcoming Navratri, It is an excellent dish to prepare.
Second week of New Year is the time when large parts of the country are shivering under intense cold waves, the fields are green again and the harvest is beckoning. This time of the year is celebrated with different names in different parts of India (Lohri, Makar Sankranti, Pongal, Uttarayan, Magh Bihu and Poush Sankranti etc.)
Being winter time, sweets made out of jaggery are made and distributed among family and friends. I tried laddus using puffed rice and jaggery and it came out very well.