Traditionally, we give mithai (Indian Sweets) when we do the Rakhi Ceremony. I have been thinking what should I do, as I refused to give Indian sweets. So this time I decided to do something different and I wanted to make it myself too.. which will be made with love.
Rakshabandhan is around the corner and celebration is incomplete without sweets. What is Rakshabandhan? Rakshabandhan in Sanskrit means “knot of protection”. Sisters tie Rakhi on their brother’s wrist and pray for his long life with the expression of love. In return, brothers pledge to protect and take care of their sisters.
I have been wanting to make this for so many days now. Every day I look into my pantry to see what can I cook, I say to myself I have to make this pulao. Its been a long time and I haven’t gotten a chance. So, today when my blogger friend Sonal asked me […]
Egg curry is one of the easiest and quickest curry you can make. There are so many different ways to make this curry. Today I am sharing with you the North Indian version. So, I told my daughter I will make egg curry for dinner today and she goes can you add some potatoes to […]
It’s a hot summer day in Florida, but I have been wanting to try this for a long time after I saw this recipe. If I was still in New York, this would have been one of my favorite one pot meals during the winter season. But here in Florida it doesn’t make a difference […]