Maamoul are a bite-sized treat that find a home within most Muslim households during Eid celebrations. Consisting of a soft crumbly shortbread and a sticky date...
The aroma of freshly baked mamoul on the morning of Eid are some of my fondest memories growing up. Making this crumbly soft stuffed biscuit with my mother...
Gulab jamun are undoubtedly one of the most popular and loved sweets in India. Along with other traditional sweets like rasgulla, jalebi, kheer, and gajar ka...
This impressive dessert gets the honeycomb texture with a clever bubble wrap trick – a layer is laid on the base of a plastic container, lightly greased, and...
To make this Hong Kong classic dessert, you don't need any other curd agent like gelatin or agar-agar. With the help of the natural coagulant- ginger protease,...
Ghewar is luxurious crispy batter that's fried in ghee, traditionally served during Teej and Raksha Bandhan festivals. Typically it's soaked in or served with a...
Milk-based desserts are a common sight in India. These are made from khoya (also called khoa or mawa) which is milk that's simmered down for hours until thick and...
Rasgullas are a dumpling made from cheese curds and semolina, cooked in a sweet sugar syrup. Sandeep uses them to make a shorcut version of the celebratory...
This recipe was inspired by Syrian muhalabia, a set milk pudding similar to a panna cotta, instead made vegan using coconut milk. The salted banana caramel...
I used to go to Greek church festivals just to watch the old ladies making these doughnuts like machines. I was always excited to watch and even more to eat...
Malabi is a sweet milk pudding that can be eaten plain but is often topped with a rose-scented fruit syrup. Ehud Malka takes his to the next level with...