My mom used to always make these cakes but in our culture its called "basbousa" and sometimes she used to add yoghurt with it but I just wanted to keep the ingredients simple.

Gulab Jamun is a popular North Indian sweet which is relished by everyone.These are prepared for every party,special occasions and festivals. These sumptuous gulab jamuns are traditionally prepared by khoya and paneer.so today I am making these gulab jamuns from khoya and paneer to get the authentic taste and flavour of gulab jamun.Today I am dedicating this sweet recipe to my mom as I have learnt this recipe from her and to all the women because she is a friend,guide,nurturer and many more there is so many role women play in her life that also with perfection.#happywomensday#wd

#12platesI made a small batch because I was craving these today. They are so soft and satisfying. Double or triple the recipe for a bigger batch.

#deepawaliThe wors 'motichoor' literally translates to crushed pearls. These are round-shaped sweetmeat made from fine, tiny balls of besan(chickpea flour), Commonly offered as prashad.The chickpea flour globules is fried in ghee or oil and soaked in sugar syrup. The sweet, pearl-like balls are then moulded into ladoos.Motichoor Ladoo is a favourite festive treat across Bangladesh. Admit it, once you start having it, you cannot just hold back at one.These ladoo were also easy to store in the torrid temperatures, and wouldn't go baad for days. Let's cook 😊.

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#DCA#post_no_2#dish_name_Orange_ MalpuaMalpua is a very exotic dessert that is basically a pancake kind of dessert recipe that is fried in ghee then dunked in sugar syrup, the making of this pancakes vary from state to state, here I give a twist with a orange juice ..

One of my regular customers requested this. I honestly never seen or heard about these cookies before, so I took up the challenge and made her some of these cookies. She even gave a recipe to follow. I sorta added a few elements of my own to the recipes and this is what I came up with.You must be wondering what kinda Chinese I am. Haha! I remember when I was a kid and couldn't even read any Chinese characters, my friends will make fun of me, "what are you?" Anyway, these cookies really have that melt in your mouth sensation. But the trick (or rather like any cookies) is to eat these warm. If they are left at room temperature for a while, the soft interior will tend to dry out.To my surprise, these cookies are 100% vegan! Yes, dairy-free and eggless! After making these, I was kinda in a dilemma; almond sugee cookies or amaretti biscuits? One is vegan while the other is gluten-free. Both have almonds and tasty AF. Either way, I shall let you be the judge. Here I wish all the Chinese lovely people a very Happy Lunar New Year!

#colourgreenBombay Karachi Halwa is an Indian sweet. This is simple and easy to make.Bombay Karachi Halwa is a halwa recipe native to Sindhi community.

Lets enjoy festivals with another my own creation. #festiveseason #tayohar

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#heirloomCelebrating bappa festival brings joy and happiness in our lives and devotees make many kinds of prasads for bappa. This prasad is one of the type I learnt from one of my mom. Originally, it was ladoo (the one my mom used to make) but I infused a little of my fusion into it and turned it into modak.