It’s always a pleasure to cook for a
friend. So, when Sapana of Cooking
With Sapana asked me to do a guest post for her blog, I was
super thrilled and accepted the invitation immediately.
This post was supposed to be published in July (as her blog completed 6 months
then). But just a day before my FIL passed away, and I had to ask Sapana to
hold the post for sometime. I would like to thank you Sapana, for your
understanding and support.You truly are a very dear friend sweetheart.
Sapana
is one of the sweetest bloggers I've come across in this blog-o-sphere. She is
a fabulous cook and I love the step by step detailed touch to all her
fantabulous recipes. A simple look at her recipes is just enough to make you
fall in love with her blog. From basic recipes to grand ones, all of them are
worth bookmarking and trying for sure.
My favorites from her kitchen are –
Eggless Raspberry Cake, Shahi Tukda, ChocolatePudding With Fudge Sauce, Paneer Stuffed Dal Chilla,
and Water Chestnut Dosa.
Her blog has completed more than 300
recipes..Congratulations dear on hitting such a remarkable achievement..
My sincere wishes are always there with you.. May you achieve lots of success
and cross many more memorable milestones. I am really happy for you dear Sapana..
To celebrate the happiness, I decided to make this traditional and
delicious kheer.. It has a rich and creamy texture which makes one fall in love
with it.. This is one recipe that no one can turn down ever, but it needs a
secret ingredient for best results... PATIENCE!! My son loves this soo much
that he asks me to make this for him every now and then.
To
view this recipe CLICK HERE!!
Thanks
a lot Sapana for giving me the opportunity to be your guest. I am indeed
honored, to be a part of a your amazing blog which I always admire and
appreciate.. Hope you will like this dessert I made for you dear.
Happy Blogging!!
The Picture Is So B'ful!
ReplyDeleteYour Son Is So Lucky! :P :D
Thanks soo much Heena.. Hugsxx
Deletenice tempting kheer
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Veena :-)
Deletelooks so delicious with pistachios n n slivered almonds.. Awesome gal.. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Sangeetha :-)
DeleteI an going to check out sap a for her egless rasberry cale, and yes ur kheer also..
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Nilu, Kheer looks delicious. congrats on your guest post.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Sebeena :-)
DeleteWow, extremely inviting with the flavors I adore.
ReplyDeleteThanks soo much Nava :-)
Deletevery nice and neat picture...seems delicious too
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Amila :-)
DeleteDelicious and inviting kheer.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Hemlata :-)
Deleteyummy I wanna taste it right now Nilu :D
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious Nilu.
ReplyDeleteLovely space u got dear! Will be visiting often
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Archita :-)
DeleteMouthwatering, my fav dessert.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ~ love the combination ^.^
ReplyDeleteThanks soo much Sharon :-)
Deletetempting kheer...
ReplyDeleteThanks soo much Divya :-)
DeleteLovely kheer ..........tempting......
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Thanks a lot Subha :-)
DeleteI love kheer. Looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot dear :-)
DeleteI am sorry for your loss dear! Mouth watering recipe indeed :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Preeti :-)
DeleteWow Nilu, looks so yummy and lovely color...
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Bhawna :-)
DeleteVery tempting picture.. love the pista and saffron garnish..
ReplyDeletesuper delicious kheer
ReplyDeleteYummy , looks nice
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Chitra :-)
DeleteSuper duper!!! Happy guest-posting dear :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Shruti :-)
DeleteAnother new recipe, thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooks tempting Nilu ! off to Sapna's space
ReplyDeletethese look absolutely DIVINE.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy
ReplyDeleteSo sweet of you to do a guest post for a friend. The dish looks and for sure would've tasted awesome.
ReplyDeleteYummmm.... Looks so delicious Nilu! Lovely pic :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Bushra :-)
DeleteGreat one Nilu! Sapana has also a very beautiful (& delicious!) blog
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Eleanna :-)
DeleteYummmyy Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Lancy :-)
DeleteThe kheer looks oh so yummyy!!! :D :D
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Poo :-)
Deletelooks lovely and inviting and must have tasted great with all those nuts.
ReplyDeleteWow, that kheer looks really tempting dear.. Lovely !!
ReplyDeleteHi Nilu, excellent guest post. The dish look very inviting. Nice click!
ReplyDeleteBest regards.
Thanks soo much Amelia.. Have a great day :-)
Deletegreat recipe! very inviting and tempting!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Annie :-)
DeleteYour Badam kheer looks really inviting and tempting dear :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Dhanish :-)
Deleteyour kheer look awesome dear.. great i have tried this kheer with rice with see Rice Kheer not as good as yours.. zafran is a good addition likes it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Teena.. Your kheer is also yummy and delicious dear :-)
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