Indian Festive Food

Aam-Ras

Mangoes are back, local market is flooded with these golden yellow toned fruits.The fragrance of a ripe mango will surely take your breath . And who doesn’t love this fruit !! It’s a blessing from Nature ,rich in minerals,vitamins these are excellent source of antioxidants too. Aam-ras is nothing but the puree of these Mangoes flavored with cardamom ,dry-ginger (sunthi) etc This is very popular in western Indian states of Maharashtra ,Gujrat & Rajasthan.

Rasagolla ,Queen of Desserts

The festive season brings a spirit of celebrating life with changing rhythm of the seasons. After the two day celebration of Holi ,it’s time for dyeing Easter eggs. Easter is the time when nature begins to awaken .Summer breeze starts it’s effect on our body . It’s difficult to get out in the sun these days ,making me to wait eagerly for the evening air to arrive .

Puffed Rice & Til Laddos – A winter bliss

If you ever get a chance to enjoy wintry days of Delhi , than you can’t miss talking about it’s delicious food . Sipping a Kulhad chai at road-side shop while devouring a hot samosa…eagerly waiting for your turn in a Aloo tikki chat queue… Watching the smoke coming out of your sizzling chicken biriyani is kind of fun that only can be enjoyed when mercury drops. Gajak is another delight to enjoy in north-Indian winter.Til (sesama seeds) and jaggery are the main component of these variety . I have added puffed rice to it which make it more crispy…

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