That Delicious Dish – Global recipes with an Indian spin
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If you have a sweet tooth too, you’re at the right place. Make these awesome, easy-to-follow dessert recipes to satisfy your sweet spot.
Sipping tea and having some good cake with it by the window when it rains outside is monsoon must romantic idea. And for that, we are sharing hassle-free, quick and delicious Suji/Rava/Semolina Eggless Cake in Pressure Cooker Recipe.
Suji/Rava/Semolina Eggless Cake in Pressure Cooker Recipe is **wait for it** maida free, oil free, eggless, oven free and does not need any fancy equipment or utensils.
Homemade Yoga Bar is an on-the-go energy snack bar which is made from all natural homemade healthy ingredients. Homemade Yoga Bar is sugarfree and vegan and is packed with energy and nutrients and is an ideal post-workout snack.
Sugar – Free Caramelized Makhana | Foxnut is a perfect guilt-free sweet snack which is full of nutrients. Its crunchy texture makes it a nice go-to snack for people having a sweet tooth. Kids love it and you can also have it during fasts.
Mangoes are so versatile. They can be enjoyed in shakes, smoothies, parfaits or as is. For people having sweet tooth out there, this Barfi is just another way to relish on the king of fruits, Mango.
Mango Parfait is a mouth-watering yet super healthy and nutritious treat for your breakfast or even as a dessert. Its recipe is very simple and these ingredients can easily be found in our Indian households. Ideal for people having a sweet tooth but have a check on their calories intake.
Who doesn’t like some nice guilt-free sweets that are actually amazingly delicious and nutritious at the same time? These sugarfree sweet laddus are a protein-rich energy filled treat that you can enjoy without worrying about the calories.
Gajar ka Halwa is a carrot based dessert pudding and has very distinct rich and delicious taste and aroma. It is an amazing dessert for the festivals and can also be offered to guests. To make it healthy, it can also be made without sugar with a little bit of jaggery.
Made with wheat flour and ghee, this popular Indian sweet is utterly delicious and also energy packed. Aate ke laddus can be easily made at home and gifted to friends and family on festivals like Diwali. They are also consumed when feeling exhausted for that energy spike.