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	Kesar Pista Kulfi by Preetha Indian Street Ice Cream	1 vote 2881 views
	Pista Kulfi Ice-Cream by Suhaina Rasheed Rich and creamy Indian ice-cream bursting with flavor.	1 vote 8439 views
	Key Lime Pie-Eggless by shalini Sounds ambiguous and difficult to do?? But this is the easiest and possibly the most refreshing summer dessert. Like a kiss on the tongue…wet, no…not sloppy, but celestial. Just set, and so luscious, deceptive in appearance…ooh I sound like Nigella Lawson. I used to wonder as to how and why she used these ethereal sounding…	1 vote 5158 views
	Cabbage Kheer by Nupur UKrasoi Delicious and unusual milk pudding made with Cabbage. An interesting and healthy twist to the popular Indian dessert	1 vote 3475 views
	Basundi Recipe (Gujarati Milk Pudding) by Hina Gujral Basundi Recipe is a traditional Gujarati milk pudding laced with the rich flavor of saffron and dry fruits. We are slowly and steadily creeping into the celebratory mood with all the Indian festivals lined up in the coming month. During the festive season we don’t mind to come out of our cocoon and share some light moments with the…	1 vote 2422 views
	Jalebi Recipe by Hina Gujral Jalebi Recipe, a conventional Indian sweet, which needs no defining introduction. This deep-fried pretzel like sweet – dish from India is well celebrated among the food lovers. The batter prepared with white flour defined into twisted and tangled concentric circles, deep-fried till crunchy and later dunked in saccharine sugar syrup.	1 vote 3315 views
	Gulab Jamun by Hina Gujral The traditional Indian dessert Gulab Jamun made out of khoya, paneer and semolina, deep fried and then soaked in rich flavorful sugar syrup, usually made on festive occasions in India but a must have item in the menu of any Indian wedding feast.	1 vote 2403 views
	Pista Badam Kulfi by Hina Gujral Kulfi is a creamy, dense and rich frozen dessert from the Indian subcontinent, rightly called as the traditional Indian ice cream. This full-flavored dessert was introduced to India through royal feast of Mughal Era; there are also certain entries about Kulfi in the Mughal Emperor Akbar's Ain-i-Akbar. Since then Kulfi never failed to…	1 vote 2268 views
	Sewai Kheer / Vermicelli Pudding by Vidya Sewai Kheer is quick yet delicious sweet dish. Try it any time, I am sure you will make it often when you want to eat some quick dessert :)	1 vote 2884 views
	Mango Malai Kulfi by Aparna Anurag Kulfi is a popular frozen dairy dessert from the Indian Subcontinent. It is often described as "traditional Indian Subcontinent ice cream".It is popular throughout places such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Burma (Myanmar), and the Middle East, and widely available in Indian restaurants in Europe, East Asia and North…	1 vote 2 comments 3376 views
	RaSguLLa (made in Pressure Cooker) : by Sangeeta Shah Rasgulla is a traditional Bengali sweet. Rasgulla also known as Roshogolla, is regarded as the 'king of all Indian sweets 'It's time consuming,so i made it in Pressure Cooker,to save time.	1 vote 6187 views
	Plum Kulfi by Hina Gujral When I started making it I was very much skeptical about the taste with confused thoughts and fingers crossed I waited until it was frozen, me and "he" had first our bite of Plum Kulfi together, both of us loved it from the very first bite, the tartness of plums complimented the sweetness of khova perfectly, the coarse puree gave…	1 vote 3241 views
	Rice Phirni Recipe by Hina Gujral Talking about Phirni, there are different stories talked about its origin, some believe it came into existence during the Mughal era, as a royal desert. Today Phirni is a popular sweet dish not only in India but in Pakistan too and even after so many years it is till served in traditional style – earthen pot ware (Mitti Ke Kulhad or…	1 vote 4 comments 2652 views
	Double Ka Meetha by Hina Gujral The name Double Ka Meetha comes from the local dialect word "Double Roti" which refers to milk bread or western style bread, the reason it is called double roti is it swells up to almost double its original size after baking. I remember my great grandmother (my father's grandmother), for whom bread was quite an alien ingredient in the…	1 vote 1 comment 2979 views
	Phirni - Rice Milk Pudding by Hina Gujral Talking about Phirni, nobody knows about the roots of Phirni, some believe it came into existence during Mughal era, as a royal desert, today Phirni is a popular sweet dish not only in India but in Pakistan too and even after so many years it is till served in traditional style - earthen potware (Mitti Ke Kulhad or Matki). I think in…	1 vote 2101 views

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