Showing posts with label Cocoa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cocoa. Show all posts
Friday, October 2, 2015
Chocolate and Nuts Biscuit Cake | No Bake Dessert Recipe
Now-a-days I am making a lot of no bake desserts. In this past week, I have been experimenting with multiple versions of Chocolate Biscuit Cake. At the beginning of the week I made a divine one with biscuits and cinnamon crackers, then shortly after that one with biscuits and candy, and today I made one with graham crackers and toasted almonds!!
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Almonds,
Butter,
Chocolate,
Cocoa,
Cookies,
Milk,
No Bake Desserts,
No Bake Recipes,
Sugar
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Marble Cake
I have been baking lots of cakes lately. Sadly, time to blog has become quite limited and so I am unable to put thing online at a regular pace. Today I decided to steal a little tie out of my schedule to share a recipe for my favorite marble cake. I usually make an eggless version of this but I thought I'd like to share a recipe that uses eggs today.
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Baked Goodies,
Buttermilk,
Cake,
Cocoa,
Oil,
Sugar,
Tea Time,
Vanilla Extract
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Chocolate Doodh Burfi | Chocolate Milk Fudge: Indian Festival Sweets
Chocolate Doodh Burfi is one of the most popular burfi items around festival times in Delhi. When I came across this confection the first time I was quite frankly horrified by the idea. The very thought of combining creamy milk burfi with cocoa seemed strange!! But one bite and I was hooked. This delicious sweet is seldom found in the Mithai Shops we have around here. This year I was simply craving this burfi and so I decided to just go ahead and make it. All I can say is that there were no regrets and the family just loved it!!
Labels:
Barfi,
Burfi,
Cardamom,
Cocoa,
Dairy,
Delhi Kitchen,
Dessert,
Ghee,
Indian Festivals,
Indian Kitchen,
Indian Sweets,
Janmashtami,
Milk Powder,
Ricotta,
Sugar,
Vegetarian
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Christmas Cookies: Cinnamon-Chocolate Swirls

Now home-baked cookies and I have a history of sorts. I developed an avid interest in baked goodies early on, and as time went by it turned into a passion of sorts. Yes, there's always a time for a story and this is one for Christmas cookies. As I stumbled across Susan's Christmas Cookies from Around the World 2007, I was inspired to dig out my old faithful - a treasured recipe book which holds a collection of my very favourite tried and trusted cookie recipes. Just a turn of the page and memories of baking batches of cookies for school events, for family, friends all came flooding back. Just as much as I loved the aroma of my Mum's kitchen every time I loaded in a fresh batch to bake, the fact remains that I really have not had the time or the opportunity to indulge in this joy for several years. Now thanks to Susan I have come back to delight in baking cookies. Of course half the joy of baking cookies at home (read from scratch) lies in the sharing. With every fresh batch I have been counting off friends and family to whom I am shipping off these delectable delights. May be that is the true spirit of a Christmas cookie - its sharing!! I have picked my favourite cookies - Cinnamon-Chocolate Swirls to share with everyone at Eat Christmas Cookies!
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