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In this blog, you'll find traditional and our own recipes all tested by me and my hubby, with whom I share a passion for cooking and improvising with ingredients. Indian, Asian, some fusion and Lithuanian dishes -- quick, easy and very delicious! =)
After reading this delicious post about rEaL hot chocolate on Simply Recipes, I had to make it! Rich, very satisfying, warms you up [or down...] all the way to your toe tips. I recommend reading the whole article about making excellent hot chocolate (read full article)
The first time I tried Kairi Panna - a Maharashtran drink made out of raw mangoes - which was bought from a store, I was left very disappointed. Later I was offered a glass of homemade panna at a dinner party and hoping for the best, I took it. It wa (read full article)
This cocktail is inspired by Bonobo - a bar that serves really nice drinks and some good food just off Linking road in Mumbai - and recreated by Ranjit. Very simple, yet a great combination of flavours that make this a delighful drink =) You will n (read full article)
As my mango obsession continues, here is another quick and yummylicious sinful mango treat rated RRRRR for RUM :o) Kaffir lime leaves make this smoothie very fresh and delicious with spicy-lemon-lime flavour. I can still taste the fresh flavour of li (read full article)
Iced lemongrass-ginger-red chili infusion for a hot summer day! This combination of ice and fire is very cooling and refreshing. Sip on it slowly and you will feel your energy coming back. We liked this drink so much that now we are thinking of takin (read full article)
Not being a big fan of Sangria outside of Spain, I was a bit skeptical in the beginning. But this is so good and dangerous that it will get your guests tipsy in no time :o) Make lots of it if you want to have any left for yourself after serving 2nd/3 (read full article)
I borrowed this picture from Stone Hill Winery website.This post is more than a month overdue. I started writing it in December, but never got to publishing it. Since February is the coldest month of the winter, it can still warm you up on a long nig (read full article)
Living in India requires some adjustments. Not that one of my favourite drinks Baileys would not be available in Mumbai, but 100% tax on imported alcohol makes it painful to drink it... So for a while, I was dependent on people "going foreign&qu (read full article)
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