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Simple Kofta balls, easy enough for beginners. Experienced cooks can add finely chopped dry fruits, or add a raisin in the centre of the ball. Ingredients: 250 gm Paneer (cottage cheese) 4 potatoes (boiled & peeled) Salt to taste (I added 1 tsp) 3/4 tsp ground black pepper 3/4 tsp red chilli powder 4 tbsp maida (add one more tbsp if koftas are falling apart while frying) Oil for frying Related posts: YouTube: Malai Kofta Gravy recipe Blog:  http://harkeeratanand.blogspot.com/2020/07/recipe-really-easy-shahi-paneer-gravy.html

Lip-smacking pizza - better than restaurant! Are you one of those people who secretly wish that mid-week holidays should be mandatory? I sure am... I can't do much to fulfil secret wishes, but I certainly can give you the recipe for some killer pizza to beat the mid-week blues. My entire family loves having pizza. But, every time I tried making it at home with pre-baked pizza base, the result was just...  meh . Resultantly, we always ended up ordering it. Until COVID-19 came into our lives. The strict lockdown, combined with a fear of outside food, necessitated that we bake our pizza from scratch, and the results were  uh-mazing !! The pizza was so good, we seriously thought that we should be doing pizza delivery for our pizza-starved folks. What makes this recipe even better is that it's easy enough for beginners, and most of the work is hands-off. The pizza dough is versatile, so you can use it to make garlic bread, pizza pockets, and Italian bread. It can also be frozen for...

Series ki shuruat, halke meethe ke saath...  It is customary in our culture to begin all things with something sweet. And what's better than a cup of tea, accompanied by biscuits to break the ice? But biscuits are so easily available, why make them at home? Because of their ingredients. Pick up almost any brand of biscuits and read the list of ingredients. They are full of refined flour, palm oil (or its derivative palmolein), and sugar. If not sugar, it will be an artificial sweetener that's even worse.  But the kids love them! And me too! It's impossible to imagine tea without biscuits. So, what to do? Make them at home :) These whole wheat, eggless biscuits use staple pantry ingredients, and are super easy to make. Even my 5 year old loves to help me when I make them. Ingredients: 4 tbsp ghee 1/4 cup powdered sugar/jaggery powder/unrefined sugar 1 cup whole wheat flour (atta) 1/3 tsp baking powder A pinch of salt 1/4 tsp cardamom powder (optional) 4-5 tbsp milk Recipe: I...