The Tastes of India Podcast- Indian Recipe Podcast

If you are looking for a simple, healthy, and nourishing til dry fruit ladoo that is perfect for winter, then this recipe is just right for you.

These laddoos are made with roasted sesame seeds, jaggery, and a mix of nutritious dry fruits, giving natural warmth and energy during the cold weather.

This til ladoo recipe is also a great way to include nuts and seeds in your diet without any complicated steps.

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Alsi laddoo is one of the most comforting winter sweets made in Indian homes. Packed with the goodness of flaxseeds, jaggery, ghee, and dry fruits, this simple tisi laddoo keeps the body warm and nourished during cold weather.

Whether you call it flaxseed laddoo, tisi laddoo, or jaggery flaxseed ladoo, this is one of the most wholesome healthy winter sweets you can prepare for your family.

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You can find more about this recipe at my blog post at https://thetastesofindia.com/alsi-laddoo/

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Namak ajwain paratha is one of the simplest and most comforting Indian flatbreads. Made with wheat flour, ajwain, salt, ghee, and water, this paratha is light, aromatic, and incredibly soft.

The flavour of ajwain gives it a warm, homely taste, and the layered triangle shape makes it extra flaky and delicious.

Whether for breakfast, lunchbox, or evening chai, these soft ajwain parathas are perfect for any time of the day.

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In this episode we will make a very simple Kerala Style curry with a twist. This is potato stew without coconut milk. So listen and cook along with me..

Potato stew is a popular curry in Kerala, India. It is commonly served with appam, idiyappam, or chapati. This quick and easy potato stew is made with milk instead of traditional coconut milk.
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Ada Prathaman is a jaggery-and-coconut-milk-based dessert. It tastes heavenly and delicious and is made at the Onam festival.

Ada Prathaman is the king of Kerala's desserts. The combination of smooth homemade rice powder ada, dry fruits, crunchiness of coconut bits, and rich ghee, all soaked in pure coconut milk, is difficult to resist.
The use of three different types of coconut milk with differing thicknesses is the star of this recipe and key to its perfection. The cooking process is time-consuming, but it is worth the effort.

In this episode of the tastes of India podcast we will making a very special recipe that is called as the kind of Onam recipes. This is a sweet dish served on Onam. The recipe is Ada Prathaman recipe.

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