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Kesari is  an Indian  desert  made with sooji/rava (cream of  wheat).  It is  quite  easy to  make  and  is a perfect treat to serve unexpected guests or  for impromptu  celebrations.  This  humble  desert is  known  by different  names , sheera , halva , kesari  are  the  ones  I know  of.  Plain  kesaris  are   delicious, …

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Shankarpali   is  another  tea  time  snack  popular in many states  of  India.  Crunchy , a  bit  sweet  and  utterly munch-able, it is  known by names  – shakarpara , shakarpaada , diamond  cuts  to names a  few – in  different  regions . The  beauty  of  this   snack lies in its  simplicity.  No  wonder  it  is   ever so popular …

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Here  is a  3 strand  Challah   studded with poppy seeds.   This is   the all time  favorite  bread  for  us  and   made  quite often at  home. Why do we  love  it  so much ? It is  soft  with a  very fine   crumb, a  bit  sweet,   rich and  absolutely delicious.   It is  a celebration  bread …

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Cake rusk is a favorite tea-time snack in India.  These a crunchy, and lightly sweetened. Similar to biscotti these are twice-cooked making them drier and suitable for longer storage than cakes. A quick dunk in hot coffee or tea and these melt in the mouth. Vegetarian Nut Free Contents What are Rusks Origin of Rusks …

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