Posts Tagged ‘Sweets’
Raghavdas Laddu, Urad Laddu & Dravya … Maharashtrian Sweets
August 4th, 2009
Bengali Sweets
August 4th, 2009
Throwing an Elegant Dinner Party? Try Miniature Sweets
July 13th, 2009
Delicious sweets & snacks from Ganga Sweets - Anna Nagar , Chennai
April 22nd, 2009
Fool Proof Mysore Pak That Tastes Like The One From Krishna Sweets
February 26th, 2009
Sweets & Snacks of Kerala
February 22nd, 2009
Fool Proof Mysore Pak That Tastes Like The One From Krishna Sweets
January 29th, 2009
Christmas Sweets and Treats
December 31st, 2008
Christmas Sweets and Treats
December 31st, 2008
Sweets and Snacks in Konkani Cuisine
December 3rd, 2008
Friday Night Sweets - Pumpkin Gooey Butter Cake
November 13th, 2008Festivals are always something that will remain forever fresh in our mind. Celebrations in way of sharing good times, comes more with sharing food among other things. And I can still remember each and every occasion that has gone by. Mostly of course. Till I started working, every festival was eagerly awaited and enjoyed, a we sure will have a day off. While at school and college, these festival days are something that’s discussed at great lengths. Everybody used to be so obsessed about new cloths, new things and they could go on and on for ages. I think its all a fancy of childhood and as we grow older, these things loose they appeal. Thinking back on those days, I really wonder if I was like that. But then that’s what makes our childhood such a cherished period of our lives!
Especially the food that Amma used to make for each and every festival used to be highlight. And there are also few items which don’t get made on other days, so those festivals are more wanted mainly f…
Boorelu, Gaarelu and Kudaalu - Traditional Sweets ~ Andhra Special!
July 14th, 2008Festivals are always something that will remain forever fresh in our mind. Celebrations in way of sharing good times, comes more with sharing food among other things. And I can still remember each and every occasion that has gone by. Mostly of course. Till I started working, every festival was eagerly awaited and enjoyed, a we sure will have a day off. While at school and college, these festival days are something that’s discussed at great lengths. Everybody used to be so obsessed about new cloths, new things and they could go on and on for ages. I think its all a fancy of childhood and as we grow older, these things loose they appeal. Thinking back on those days, I really wonder if I was like that. But then that’s what makes our childhood such a cherished period of our lives!
Especially the food that Amma used to make for each and every festival used to be highlight. And there are also few items which don’t get made on other days, so those festivals are more wanted mainly f…