Crush the sunflower seeds and remove the outer shells, take all the nuts and seeds in a tray and toast it. Crush the mixture roughly and keep it aside.
In a pan take honey, sugar and cinnamon powder and cook it until it gets lightly caramelised. Mix everything and roll it into a slab. Bake it at 140 degrees centigrade for 15 minutes and let it cool.
In India, Ganesh Chaturthi is a culinary feast that brings families and communities together. It’s almost time for Lord Ganesh to come and the air is filled with excitement as we welcome him into our homes, seeking his blessings for prosperity and happiness! A significant aspect of the festival is the preparation of Lord Ganesha's favorite foods. Try these ring samosas today!!
The cumin and curry blend in this recipe is bold and savory; if you or your little ones prefer a mixture of sugar and spice, see the spicy-sweet tarka popcorn alternative below. For kids averse to heat, you might want to tone down or eliminate the cayenne pepper.
Saffron Risotto Balls are made of rice and cheese and are bursting with the flavour of fresh herbs and saffron. It is one of many unique creations of Chef Lucky Dhillon. A must try for family and friends.
Enjoy paneer with Sriracha, soy, honey, rice vinegar and a whole host of exciting flavours. This is a great appetizer that would be a perfect pair with naan and rice.
Ramadan is a month of fasting and feasting. While fasting during the day, it might be challenging to organise the Iftar meal during Ramadan. Saurabh Singh Chandel, Executive Chef, of Crowne Plaza, Greater Noida, shares this scrumptious and delectable Iftar recipe because it's a tradition to prepare several foods during Iftar.