Sabudana Pakoda | Sabudana Vada | Crispy Sago Fritters- Easy, deep fried breakfast/snack/vrat recipe with step by step photos. ‘Sabudana Pakoda’, also called ‘Sabudana Vada’ is a traditional deep fried snack from Maharashtra, India. These vadas are served with Tamarind Chutney, Coriander Mint Chutney or even with Tomato Ketchup, along with hot chai. These vadas taste best when served hot and fresh. In other parts of the country, Sabudana vada are the best option to have during fasting days like Navratri. Fasting food does not contain onion, garlic, grains, lentils and some other stuff. Sabudana is the most common ingredient that is widely used in making fasting recipe during festivals like Navratri. Sabudana Pakoda/Vada, Sabudana Khichadi and SabudanaKheer are three sabudana recipes that I make during my fasting days. Today I made Sabudana Pakoda/Vada for my Ashtami fast. These crispy and delicious vadas are made by deep frying patties, made with sabudana/sago pearls...
Gajar Halwa | Carrot Halwa- One of the most popular North Indian dessert. In India, winters are incomplete without having Gajar Halwa/Carrot Halwa. This dessert is easy to make and tastes absolutely divine. It is very popular across India. Many weddings and small functions often end with this halwa served after meals. I haven’t heard of any Indian who doesn’t love carrot halwa. Have you? It’s a winter delicacy and is made by using the juicy carrots. This popular Indian dessert is prepared at least 2-3 times in every North Indian Household during winters. Though winter in India is almost gone but we still have freezing winters here in London. So I made this halwa last week on a freezing rainy day. My mom makes the best ever carrot halwa and today I am sharing her simple and easy recipe to make this. This sweet Indian pudding is a very delicious combination of carrots, pure ghee, milk, khoya (mawa), cardamoms and assorted nuts. It is a light nutriti...