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	Maamouls by Lourdes Princy Maamouls are stuffed cookies very popular in the Middle eastern Regions.I have used a date and ginger candy filling, but there are a whole array of interesting healthy fillings like raisins,apricots,pistachios, which can be substituted instead.	1 vote 3292 views
	Garlic Rolls by Lourdes Princy Easy to bake bread rolls for beginners!	1 vote 4523 views
	Indonesian Traditional Kue Lapis (Layer Cake) by Christine I was craving this Indonesian Traditional Layer Cake some time ago and decided to make it myself. I used the recipe from an old cook book I bought in Indonesia many years ago. This book is intended for beginners in the kitchen and the recipe for this Kue Lapis doesn't use rice flour but uses mungbean flour (tepung hunkwe) instead.	1 vote 8634 views
	Eggless Milkpowder and Rose Cupcakes by Amrita I am amused how moist these cupcakes turned out with out eggs and the recipe is so easy. And the Aroma of Rose in your kitchen,really fabulous.Puts you in a great mood all day ! Once you master this Super Easy Rose Cupcake Recipe,you can get creative and try different flavours and fillings.Baking Eggless is not something you…	1 vote 2966 views
	Condensed Milk Coconut Bars (Eggless) by Navaneetham Krishnan These bars are nicely soft inside and crispy on the outer.	1 vote 3688 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
	Chicken - Do - Pyaza - Spicy Chicken Curry with Shallots by Hina Gujral It's been a while since I have posted any chicken curry in the blog, I think during entire summer I avoided cooking and eating heavy chicken curries at home but now as the weather is back to almost perfect I decide to stir this subtly spiced chicken curry called Chicken - Do - Pyaza, I don't know why it is called Dopyaza, may be…	1 vote 3095 views
	Sheer Khurma (Sweet Vermicelli Pudding) by Hina Gujral Sheer Khurma/Kurma is a Persian term for Milk with Dates or I should say it's an Urdu term, from my friend only I get to know the importance of Dates in the holy month of Ramzan and it is really auspicious to make Sheer Khurma on the day of Eid. But I love this dessert because of it's simplicity and delicate taste, there is no…	1 vote 3796 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
	Mediterranean Brown Rice Pilaf by Hina Gujral Here is my first post on the first day of September - Mediterranean Brown Rice Pilaf	1 vote 4424 views
	Dum Ka Murgh by Hina Gujral Dum Ka Murgh is a slow cooked chicken curry flavored with whole spices, cashew paste and yogurt. The word Dum is an Urdu word for steaming but commonly Dum is used to define the slow cooking method, where pot is tightly sealed with dough or tight fitting lid to lock the aroma of spices within pot and for the meat to absorb all the…	1 vote 3609 views
	Naan (Without Yeast) by Hina Gujral Naan is an Indian flatbread, history says it came to India along with the rulers from Central Asia and slowly became part of the Indian royal menu, whether it is rich and spicy meat curries or light and hearty lentil stews Naan is one bread which humbly compliments all. One of the most popular breads across the country - Naan is…	1 vote 1811 views
	Nescafe Chocolate Cake (Eggless) by Navaneetham Krishnan Moist and nice to look at dark brown hue cake.	1 vote 2333 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
	Maddur Vada by Hina Gujral Maddur Vada is deep-fried savory fritters made with combination of different flours, semolina and lots of onion. Maddur Vada is one of the well liked dishes across South India, it's origin is claimed to be in the small town of Karnataka called Maddur in Mandya district, this town is located somewhere between Bangalore and Mysore the…	1 vote 1659 views

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