This Blogging world is amazing !! Only those who resides in can understand the thrill of posting something you have
prepared and seeing the world appreciating your work. Meeting fellow Bloggers “virtually” and befriending them is one of those exciting bonuses it provides you. Participating in events and contests keep the fun going, and similarly the honor of writing Guest Posts for other Bloggers maintains the serenity and blooming relations. Hence when Anusha of Tomato Blues asked me to write a guest post for her Blog, I was more than glad to do that for her.
Anusha has a wonderful Blog and I especially like the captivating name and fascinating layout. Anusha wanted some post related to the festive theme going around and I recently had prepared this Choorma as a dessert for my Husband's birthday Party.
Choorma is basically a Rajasthani/Marwari dessert traditionally eaten along with the Combination of Daal & Baati. Its a very fulfilling and heavy dessert honestly and requires a lot of Ghee to prepare. Usually eaten in the form of Laddoos, I enjoy it just as it is. This might be the second time in my life ever that I made this, first being the time when Mum showed me how to. Although it does take a little more time and effort than the usual list we have, but then once in awhile its worth. And yes, the list of Ingredients is short, if that helps ;)
For the recipe, do hop over Anusha's Blog ... Tomato Blues
I will post the recipe for the other half Dal-Baati of this Choorma very soon... Hook on ! :)
Nice inviting clicks.. Will hop on to Tomato Blues for the recipe.. :)
ReplyDeleteI love churma! gorgeous clicks..
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks...
ReplyDeletethanks Nupur for that beautiful write up
ReplyDeleteah nupur my daughter was recently in udaipur and she had dal baati and i asked her did u hv churma she said no
ReplyDeletei m hopping over to ur guest post to see churma but we make it bit different
wud post soon
cucumber raita
New one to me... BTW, lovely clicks...
ReplyDeletehttp://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com
Looks really appetizing, I can keep snacking this all day.
ReplyDeleteInviting bowl..l
ReplyDeleteyummy and name of the recipe is also yummy
ReplyDeleteFantastic bowl, simply irresistible.
ReplyDeletewow dear...lovely timepass
ReplyDeletei love all your clicks in this post nupur, looks yum.... second what you said blogging is so much fun :)
ReplyDeletenupur Super yumm...clicks :)
ReplyDeletexx
Great pic.. i love choorma a lot, tasted in my friends place b4..
ReplyDeleteLooks really good Nupur!!
ReplyDeleteLove Churma and love your pictures Nupur!! They do make you realise that it's worth toiling to get hold of this morish bowl!!
ReplyDeletenew to me. looks great.
ReplyDeleteLovely snaps Nupur. And a good write up as well.
ReplyDeleteNupur what a lovely collection of recipes!
ReplyDeleteI particularly liked this both for the recipe and the snapshots. My favourite so far.
also loved the Jalebi snapshot on your titlebar.