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	Nescafe Walnut Tiramisu by Navaneetham Krishnan Pleasurable; assembled with store bought ingredients; lady fingers drizzled with Nescafe and layered with cream cheese, crunchy walnuts and cocoa powder.	1 vote 2628 views
	Lemon Pound Cake by Hina Gujral This pound cake batter is so versatile that it can be baked into a loaf or Bundt pan or pound cake mold, stir in some fresh raspberries, blueberries or dark chocolate chips but keeping in mind the dry and dull weather I added fresh lemon juice for the flavor and the combination is totally divine, I made one loaf for ourselves and…	1 vote 2729 views
	Classic Genoise (Sponge Cake) by Navaneetham Krishnan Super light and super moist with a buttery richness.	1 vote 3151 views
	Chocolate Genoise by Navaneetham Krishnan Light, crumbly and melt in the mouth cake.	1 vote 3152 views
	Paneer & Pepper Quiche by Priyanka Bhattacharjee Since the last Tuesday I was not well, I was surviving on cornflakes and milk so Friday morning as I was feeling a little better I decided to make some tasty and quick and definately savoury brunch. When I saw the eggs the very first thing that came to my head was Quiche....simple, easy and filling.	1 vote 2227 views
	Madeleines by Christine I had been longing to make madeleines or small French Sponge Cake for quite some time. All this while, I postponed the idea of making madeleines because I could not find the shell shaped molds typically designed for madeleines. I thought I would not be exactly baking madeleines if I didn't bake the cake in pans with shell-shaped…	2 votes 2283 views
	Peanut Butter Browndies by Hina Gujral Talking about these gorgeous Browndies, now you must be thinking what the hell is Browndie, so here's the story for you... When I put them in the oven for baking till then they were suppose to be Blondies but then I got a call from my friend and by the time I checked my oven these ladies looked nowhere near Blondies, when my husband…	1 vote 1483 views
	Mini Quiche by Chef Smith Most people believe that the quiche originates from France, and it is fair to say that in its traditional form, attributing origin to the French is quite correct. However, prior to French chefs concocting quiche, German chefs made an egg custard pie called kuchen, meaning cake. The German dish was baked in brioche dough, instead of…	1 vote 2533 views