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Add these ladoos to your seasonal menu and enjoy the warmth, energy and goodness they bring to your winter days.
Pinni Laddu is a beloved Indian sweet offering numerous health benefits. This traditional treat, made with ghee, atta, jaggery, dry fruits, seeds, and gond, is particularly beneficial for women. It ...
Grandmothers still recommend eating a laddu with milk for breakfast. Especially during cold days, eating laddu is considered good for health. Eating dry fruit laddu, gond laddu, flaxseed laddu and ...
Three-fourth cup of aliv seeds, one cup of coconut water, one-fourth cup of ghee, one and a half cups of jaggery, half a cup of chopped almonds, half a cup of grated coconut, and one teaspoon of ...
As winter arrives, the body needs extra energy, warmth, and strength. This is why special dishes are prepared in Indian ...
As winter festivals like Makar Sankranti and Lohri approach, households are gearing up with traditional jaggery-based sweets. From creamy Gur Ki Kheer and quick Jaggery Coconut Ladoos to healthy ...
Begin by toasting the sesame seeds on medium heat. Stir continuously to maintain even heat distribution. Once toasted, transfer to another container to cool. Heat a pan and add the ghee or Saffola ...
With winter having a hold across cities, kitchens in Maharashtra have come alive with the aroma of seasonal delicacies that are both comforting and nourishing. From gond ladoos and meethi ladoos to ...
Alangad jaggery, which has made a market comeback after half-a-century, is set to go places, with Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Ernakulam, planning to produce, on a pilot basis, jaggery-based jalebi and ...
1. Wash the rice and the dal and soak for a few minutes. 2. Wash the baby potatoes well and cut them into halves. 3. Crush the green chillies and ginger in a mortar and pestle. 4. Heat the ghee in a ...
Let's know why Til (sesame seeds) and Gud (jaggery) are traditionally eaten during Makar Sankranti, their cultural ...