Sunday is funday when we have some extra time to spend differently. Tulsi gotu kola tea is something special what I have tried last Sunday. It was different and helped me to feel refreshing. If you are thinking it is not so good in taste then you are wrong. Though it is not no-way similar to traditional tea but it helped me to feel refreshing & energetic. [Read more…] about Tulsi gotu kola tea made Sunday surprisingly special
Kolhapuri bhadang with masala tea
Kolhapur is a historical city in Maharashtra. India. It is also famous in India for its handcrafted leather slipper (also known as Kolhapuri chappal). But for food lovers, it is a place of super spicy food. So this Kolhapuri bhadang is also a spicy snack. This is a puffed rice (murmura) based traditional snack which is very popular across the Indian state Maharashtra. [Read more…] about Kolhapuri bhadang with masala tea
Gujarati khaman dhokla – It did a magic what will surprise you
Khaman dhokla is a popular Indian snack, though it is a Gujarati snack but it is also popular in other parts of the country. It is available at many sweet shops in the Kolkata & some other major cities in West Bengal. But if you ask them for Gujarati khaman dhokla then they may raise their eyebrows, haha because, in West Bengal, it is known as only dhokla. [Read more…] about Gujarati khaman dhokla – It did a magic what will surprise you
Khasta kachori, a popular Indian snack, Bengali khasta kachuri
Khasta kachori is popular across the country. Rajasthani khasta kachori is very famous but khasta kachori is also very popular snack in West Bengal. Bengali people love to have those in the evening with hot masala tea. It is known as khaasta kachuri in Bengal. Such kachoris are crispy, deep fried, spicy and stuffed with lentils based item. [Read more…] about Khasta kachori, a popular Indian snack, Bengali khasta kachuri
Aamras, the King of all food during summer days
Hello! Hello! Did you ever try aamras? Most of you have definitely tried this if you are Indian, particularly if you are living in western region of India. I mean I hope so but still, there are many people who actually do not know this. If it is your situation then still, you can understand what is aamras. If you know Hindi or Bengali then you can definitely understand. Well, some other Indian language speaking people still can understand but I do not any idea about that. Here aam means mangoes and ras means juice. So it is nothing but just delicious mango pulp with little extra work on it. Ginger juice, saffron, cashew are often added to this food. [Read more…] about Aamras, the King of all food during summer days