Malai Chicken Biryani

A very tasty chicken biryani, with fragrant spices such as coriander, turmeric, and kasuri methi (Dried fenugreek leaves) infused into a creamy and rich masala and assembled with layers of rice which is finally sprinkled with a highly aromatic saffron milk.   Eid Mubarak everybody! This biryani my friends would be a perfect one toRead more

White Chocolate & Mango Trifle

White Chocolate & Mango Trifle is a very refreshing trifle pudding made with layers of white cake, mango cream mix, fresh chopped mangoes and white chocolate cream mix. Perfect to make during any sort of festival or party. My fourth bloggaversary got over on April and yess I didn’t post anything to celebrate that..sigh.. ButRead more

40 Eid Desserts Recipe Round-Up 2017

Here goes the big list of EID DESSERTS RECIPE all in one place. Enjoy! 🙂 BREAD KANAFA 2. ZNOUD-EL-SIT 3. CARAMEL TWIX PIE 4. ALMOND AND RICE KHEER 5. BISCUIT CRUNCH PUDDING 6. GULAB JAMUN CHEESECAKE 7. NO BAKE CHOCOLATE AND CREAM LAYER PUDDING 8. BEETROOT PAYASAM 9. DO NOTHING CAKE     10. PISTACHIO CAKERead more

Curry Chicken Bread Pockets

A curry flavoured creamy chicken filling stuffed inside crispy bread pockets.    Ramadan is coming to an end and so is my Ramadan series. This is going to be my last post for Ramadan this year. Had a great time posting different recipes of appetizers and thank you sooo much guys for the huge responseRead more

Guest Post – Fried Mac ’n’ Cheese

Hey Everybody! I take great pleasure to be on Lubna Karim’s blog doing a guest post for her and being a part of the Ramadan event- Joy from Fasting to Feasting. She has been conducting this event for the past 8 years now and this is my first time there. I am so happy toRead more

Bread Kanafa

Bread Kanafa, is an easier version of the traditional kanafa. Here instead of the kanafa dough, bread crumbs are used. Instead of the akawi cheese, I filled the dessert with thick cream and mozzarella cheese. Bake this till golden and crisp and serve with a thick and fragrant sugar syrup and devour. Ramadan has steppedRead more

Fried Chicken Popsicles

This most amazing appetiser, Fried Chicken Popsicles are made by combining chicken mince with lots of different spices and veggies, and then coating it with corn flakes crumbs and deep frying it to a golden perfection. Bite sized finger foods are always a hit in any party, and if it is on a stick, itRead more

Tandoori Chicken Samboosa

Tandoori Chicken Samosa is bite-sized parcel of spicy tandoori chicken filling encased in a crispy, buttery samboosa shell.      Samosa-Samboosa…Potayto-Potahto…it’s all the same. But I am going to use the word samboosa today and not samosa for two reasons. First, obviously because of the shape. Traditionally Indian samosas are triangle shaped and this isRead more

Guest Post- Bread and Butter Pudding with Caramelised Nuts

I felt very honoured when Rafeeda of The Big Sweet Tooth had asked me to do a guest post for her blog. I didn’t have to think twice to say yes. So here I am, doing a guest post for one of my most favourite food bloggers, whose blog I used to follow even before IRead more

Chicken Bread Discs

Chicken Bread Discs are made with a spicy chicken filling placed on bread discs, which is then topped with tomato slice and cheese, this is then dipped in egg and then breadcrumbs and finally shallow fried in butter.       The first 10 days of Ramadan are over and now we are in theRead more

Caramelised Banana and Coconut Sandwich

A sandwich made with a mixture of caramelised bananas, sweet coconut mix and cashew nuts placed inside white bread which is then toasted in butter till crisp. This recipe is my moms simple discovery. She started making this recently, and I had it when I visited mom few months back. I really really loved thisRead more

Chicken Poppers with Honey Mustard Dipping sauce

These chicken poppers are very easy to prepare, just mix up all the ingredients, make cute little balls out of it, bread it and fry. As simple as that. One week of Ramadan is over, and I am sure most of your interest to cook iftar is getting a little low. Hehe! Its like thatRead more