Chocolate - Cashew & Raisins by HemaSrini

Right from my childhood days I love to eat chocolates. Same goes with my elder son, Aditya. On Friday, I browsed thro’ the net and found chocolate recipe by Nikko Kitchen in youtube. I was surprised to see that it was that easy to make chocolate. There is a saying which goes like this “Till we learn things are very difficult, once you…

Orangish Chocolatish Cinnamon Rolls by Hina Gujral

Cinnamon rolls were in my baking list from a long time but don't know why I never made them though I really really love them, in my opinion they are one of the perfect treats to enjoy with coffee and they fit in so well in the breakfast, brunch and tea time menu, they are soft, fluffy, buttery and full of cinnamon.

Bakewell Tart by Carolinaheartstrings

Bakewell Tart is a British favorite and my grandmother often served this when I was growing up and I spent the summers in England with her. My grandmother was NO cook and her Bakewell Tart came out of a box. I believe it was 6 small rectangles regardless of which brand she bought. Nowadays I make it myself and being fresh from the…

Blueberry Popovers by Chef Smith

Pancakes From Across the Pond by Carolinaheartstrings

Well, we’re on a roll with our breakfast theme this month and these pancakes DO get rolled. Yes, this is the way that my British grandmother served (and how MY mom prepared) pancakes. I can remember the occasional pancake dinner where pancakes were served with granulated (caster in Britain) sugar and sliced lemons. Maybe it sounds…

Eggless Chocolate and Walnut Scones by Hina Gujral

These scottish beauties are so easy to bake at home and it's just a matter of few minutes when scones are in your table straight from the oven. In my definition, scones are something between cookie and a muffin, the crumbly outer texture reminds of cookie and softer interior is more like muffin.

English Malt Bread by Denise Sherin

Tasty, hearty fiber bread. Good with a cup or coffee or tea in the morning. Yummy way to add fiber to your diet. Recipe calls for self -rise flour but if you don't have self rise just use 1 cup of all-purpose flour and add 1 tsp of baking powder and a 1/2 tsp of salt. Recipe also requires a 1 hour soak of the cereal.

plum chocolate pudding by YETTY

Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F and grease an 8 1/2-inch square ovenproof dish with butter. Drain the plum and arrange them on the base of the prepared dish. Put all the remaining ingredients in a processor and blitz until you have a batter with a soft dropping consistency Spread the brown batter over the plum, and bake in the…

Almond & Chocolate Chips Jumbles by Ambreen

stuffed mushroom by sunil k.nayar

with colored bell pepper stuff in mushroom and gratinated

wedges of potato n tomato with double zucchini salad by sunil k.nayar

its about wedges of potato deep fried, tomato wedges mixed green and yellow zucchini.