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Semolina Coconut Laddu
Though most Indians have been moving with the times and now baking cookies, biscuits and cakes for Tamil New Year and Deepavali, there are still some traditional sweets that are easy to do, exotic, exceptionally tasty and all-time favourite.
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Achumurukku or Kueh Ros?
One must be quite agile if she or he wants to do it singlehandedly. There must be at least one person to take charge of taking out the fried Kueh Ros out of the oil with a skewer or chopstick and the other person must be in charge of dipping the rosette mould into the prepared batter and then easy the batter into the hot oil.
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Cashew Nut Cookies
The cashew nut’s shape symbolizes the gold bars used in ancient times and therefore, it is an auspicious ingredient used in cooking during Chinese New Year.
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Savoury Cheddar Biscuits
Cookies don’t have to be served as a dessert or with coffee or tea all the time! They can also be a nice appetizer or a tasty snack.
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M & M Cookies
The M & M cookies are also one of my favourites – I think they look cool with all those yummy small, round and colourful milk chocolate covered confectionary studded on them.
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Rainbow Cookies
Making cookies is not at all a difficult task. However, the effort of making cookies will be wasted if the cookies are not stored correctly.
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Eggless Pineapple Rolls
Over the years, the pineapple tarts have been given new looks – pineapple square tarts, pineapple and clove rolls, pandan-pastry pineapple tarts, so on and so forth. However, the classic recipe is still the favourite with the majority of people.
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Pineapple Cookies
eat pineapple tarts almost any time of the year and I usually make mine like little golden apples with cloves as stalks! When it comes to pineapple tarts, I would only eat those filled with home-made pineapple jam.
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Orange Macaroons with Caramel Chocolate Centres
Pretty, sweet and delicate; Macaroons make a great addition to your Christmas table or as an edible gift to your friends and loved ones. Once you master the basic recipe, you can try experimenting with different flavour combinations.
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Cranberries and Hazelnuts Cookies
These Christmas cookies are sure to dazzle any crowd. For a real intense flavour, use good quality chocolate. You can also substitute white chocolate chips with dark or semi-sweet chocolate chips.
