Eggless Mango Mousse

This was a request for an Eggless Easter recipe by one of my readers.

This dessert has only two ingredients and can be made in a jiffy. 

Makes 12 shot glasses

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Breakfast in a Glass

Breakfast, according to most nutritionists, is the most important meal of the day. I make sure to provide my family with a wholesome breakfast.

Children, or even my grown up daughters are in so much of a hurry in the mornings that they tend to skip breakfast or go for just a cup of coffee with biscuits. That’s when I came up with this recipe and since then have been making it almost everyday.

Oats are known to have so many health benefits, are great system cleansers and combined with probiotics and fruits take it to an altogether different level. 

Truffled White Coco+Choco Treats

Coco Choco Treats

When I shared my coconut laddoo recipe, I had promised to use this as a base for a few recipes. As I was walking through my local market,  I chanced upon truffles and I knew where I wanted to use them. One of them is the recipe I want to share with you today.

Holiday recipe 4 – Homemade Hummus

A high protein dip made with chick peas and sesame seed, can be made earlier and stored in a container for three to four days in the fridge. This can be spread on bread slices or can be had with crackers or even bread sticks.

Serves 4

Holiday recipe 3 -Creamy Roundels

An all time favourite for all age groups and an ideal snack for children. Though I prefer to use toasted bread, it can also be made using crackers. The recipe actually demands a deep – fried bread, but keeping in mind the growing waist line of children I have modified it with toasted bread.

Makes 4 roundels

Multi – Layered Breakfast

The very sight of this sitting in the fridge makes kids hungry. It can easily be assembled a day earlier and watching kids enjoy this is so rewarding.

Holiday Recipe 1- Double Layered Cheese Cake Sandwich

Vacations are a challenging time for parents, especially for working couples as children tend to always be hungry and gorge on unhealthy stuff. However, if we parents manage to keep some ingredients ready, there are some quick treats that can be assembled by the kids themselves, boosting their creativity and giving them time away from their world of electronics.

If your children are too young, you can always assemble the treat and keep it in the fridge so that they can have it. This way you know your child eats healthy and on time.

That being said, a whiff of a particular aroma still manages to remind us of holiday time, of summer, when our grannies used to cook up everyday treats. Due to nuclear families, this is not always possible. So, lets give our children the same sort of memories so twenty years down the line they can reminisce about their holidays too!