Making elaborate sweets is difficult with an already busy lifestyle. Here are some easy recipes to try this festive season. 1. Sooji halwa Here’s a simple recipe for Sooji halwa, a classic ...

Looking for healthy and tasty breakfast ideas for kids? Check out easy and delicious ways to add sooji (semolina) to their ...

Sooji Halwa is often made for an auspicious occasion or a pooja ... You can have it whenever you feel like having something sweet. This is usually made on the 8th and 9th day of the Navratri festival ...

Sooji Milk Cake for Teej can be a delightful recipe to celebrate the festivities. Festivities are incomplete without traditional Indian sweets. Teej is also one such festival which has a lot of sweets ...

When we talk about celebrating festivals, the first thing that comes to our mind is sweets. Making something sweet on the day of the festival and offering it as a ‘bhog’ to the lord is ...

Rediff reader Vinit Patki from Pune sent us the recipe for this delicious sweet made from rava and coconut ... that you must try making at home. Sooji Coconut Barfi Ingredients 1 bowl milk ...

This deep-fried, crispy pastry with a mawa stuffing is not overtly sweet, until you want to dip ... ½ cup maida or all-purpose flour 2 tbsp sooji or rava or semolina Salt to taste, around 1½ ...

Every Indian occasion is marked with the distribution of sweets amongst family and friends ... Add elaichi powder, Jawantri Jaifal, khoya sugar and sooji. Mix well and cook for 10 minutes.

Sooji is high in carbohydrates, making it an excellent source of quick energy. It’s great for those who need an energy boost to kickstart their morning. According to a study by the National ...