Nothing can beat the Chocolate Walnut Fudge you get at Coopers’ in Lonavla. But, this home-made recipe comes close and worth trying for all fudge addicts.
Mithu Monu (Sweet treats)
Fresh Fruit Jujubes
Spend a nostalgia filled weekend with the family making and eating a bowl of soft and delicious Jujubes made with fresh fruits and zero chemicals – a relatively easy Jujube recipe worth trying.
Vasanu
Dark in colour, gritty in texture, the Vasanu is a Parsi winter delight that you will fall in love with not at first sight, but with your first bite!
A Pomegranate Bark for Yalda
Yalda, an ancient Persian winter solstice festival falls on December 21. Celebrate it with some delicious Pomegranate Bark
Parsi Style Caramel Custard
A Parsi take on the classic Creme Caramel, the Good Parsi Wife shares her family’s recipe for the world renowned bawa Caramel Custard.
Dar ni Pori
Dar ni Pori – a traditional Parsi tea-time pastry stuffed with sweet lentils – is a popular Parsi snack. Now, make it yourself using this 30 yr old recipe.
Armin’s Badaam Pak
In my first collaboration, guest blogger, The Good Parsi Wife shares her recipe for Badaam Pak. A traditional Parsi sweet full of nutritious almonds and ghee, this can be eaten at any time of the day in square shapes or straight from the spoon!
Sagan ni Parsi Sev
From birthdays to Jashans to weddings, the humble Sev holds pride of place at all Parsi occasions. Made from roasted vermicelli and topped with fried dry-fruits, Parsi Sev can be had for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Mumbai’s Mawa Cake
Buttery tea cakes infused with cardamom, the Mawa Cake is touched with nostalgia for many food lovers globally. Here’s a simple recipe to make them at home.
Badam nu Custard
The rich cousin of the Lagan nu Custard, this Badam nu Custard is packed with almonds and a great treat for when you want a dessert that is a little fancy.