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	Chocolate wontons by mildlyindian What can be more satisfying that oooey gooey chocolate in a crispy crunchy exterior…	1 vote 3978 views
	Pear Ice cream by Jayashree.T.Rao Pear Ice cream is a delicious dessert. It has a mixed flavour, something unique.	1 vote 1419 views
	Aamras(Mango Puree) Recipe by swati paathak Aamras is nothing but the flavoured mango pulp or puree. Aamras is popular in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Rajasthan. The taste and flavour of Aamras totally depend on the type and quality of mangoes that you use. Alphonso or Kesar mangoes are suggested for Aamras preparation.	1 vote 2605 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
	Tutti-frutti cookies by Prachi I love tutti-frutti (candied papaya). You can absolutely make anything using these sweet colorful papayas.	1 vote 2407 views
	Mango Shrikhand Recipe (Mango Yogurt) by Hina Gujral Mango Shrikhand is an Indian sweet treat made with fresh mango pulp, thick yogurt, flavored with aromatics like saffron, cardamom, and pistachio. Mango Shrikhand or Amrakhand is a popular Maharashtrian delight, served with the main meal during the summers. The sweet and thick pulp of the tropical beauty is pureed to smooth texture…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 4983 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
	Pineapple Kesari Baath (Pineapple Halwa) by Hina Gujral Pineapple Kesari Baath is also addressed as Pineapple Rava Kesari across Karnataka, which could be found in the menu of every local eatery in the state. The dish shares homogeneous nature with popular North Indian delight Sooji Ka Halwa (Semolina Pudding) both have semolina as key ingredient the only differentiating factor is…	1 vote 2001 views
	MALAI CHUM-CHUM by Simmy Routroy CHUM CHUM is a traditional Bengali sweets which is popular in India,Pakistan and Bangladesh.It comes in a variety of colours, mainly light pink, light yellow and white.It is also coated with malai or cream.	1 vote 3790 views
	Nescafe Chocolate Cake (Eggless) by Navaneetham Krishnan Moist and nice to look at dark brown hue cake.	1 vote 2333 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
	Delightful Chocolate Pudding Cake by J. Gino Genovesi I have seen many recipes for "dump cakes" , but I experimented and come up with this pudding cake. It is moist with a devilish chocolate taste.	1 vote 3681 views
	Eggless Chocolate Brownies by Hina Gujral While baking brownies few things always play crucial role, first try to use good quality chocolate as it is going to define the taste and texture of brownie and also do not bake brownies for too like, if the tester comes out with little crumbs it is absolutely fine, nobody minds a little gooey and fudgy brownie rather than dry and…	1 vote 1706 views
	Coconut Laddoo by Hina Gujral This Coconut Laddoo recipe is the simplest recipe of any sweet I have ever tried, no roasting, no boiling just mix and bind the laddoos. I made these laddoos for Ganesh Chaturthi and now I have made them again for Navratri.	1 vote 1765 views
	KALAKAND by Simmy Routroy Kalakand is a popular Indian sweets made out of solidified, sweetened milk and cottage cheese. Kalakand is made in India during festivals and celebrations. A huge pan is kept on a flame and large amount of milk is boiled stirring it continuously till it is thickened with sugar and dry fruits.	1 vote 4805 views

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