Ingredients

Figure 1 - Ingredients

Recipe

Figure 2 - Wet ingredients in the mug

Figure 3 - Dry ingredients in the mug

Figure 4 - Add a dollop of Nutella

Figure 6 - Ready to eat mug cake

Figure 7 - Texture of the mug cake

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Figure 1 - Flat v/s frothy cake batter

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Hi Guys! Welcome to our family..Anyone can cook with me.
I can say that this lemon pepper chicken recipe will be a treat for pepper and juicy and tangy chicken lovers. This recipe is very healthy and there are no complicated ingredients or much preparation required for this recipe but there is some serious "Peppery Love" involved.

Try this recipe! I'm sure you'll love it.

Duration:

Total time: 25-30min
Preparation Time: 13-15min
Cooking Time: 20min

Ingredients:

Instructions:

It's Valentine here and Chococlate and Roses are meant for Valentines!
So i am here with my Healthy No Eggs , No Maida , No Butter and No Oven Delicious  Choco Lava Cake in DIY Oven.

Hope you all give it a try!

Ingredients
Whole wheat flour 1/4 cup
Sugar 1/4 cup
Oil 1 tablespoon
Cocoa Powder1/8 cup
Baking Soda1/8 teaspoon
Baking Powder1/4 teaspoon
Milk 100 ml
Vanilla extract 1 teaspoon
pinch of salt
and 2 pieces of Chocolate 11 gm

Direction
STEP 1 PREHEAT YOUR KADAI OR PAN
In a kadai add 1 cup of salt or sand cover it and keep it on high flame for 10 minutes .

STEP 2 PREPAIRING THE BATTER
In a bowl add whole wheat flour , cocoa powder , sugar ( i used brown sugar ) , baking powder ,baking soda and a pinch of salt and mix it all together then sieve all the dry ingredients so that air will incorporate in and there will be no lumps.
Now add milk , oil and vanilla into dry ingredients and mix it all together.
Now greese your mold ( I used Ceramic ones but you can use any even muffin molds )
Pour your silky smooth batter into mold and chocolate pieces into batter
Now bake it in Kadai for 12 minutes on medium to high flame.
After 12 minutes take your mold out of the kadai and let it be cool for again 10 minutes .
After 10 minutes demold the cake and sprinkle some white powdered sugar on it and garnish with strawberries and Cut your cake and Enjoy the CHOCO LAVA!!

Happy Valentine's Day!!

We recently made a creative video for a competition. It was my children's efforts purely. They took an old brownie recipe of mine and turned it into a special meaningful, and metaphorical recipe with a strange concept.






The video gets right into it as soon as it starts. We are introduced to this frame in which different ingredients come together. The background music is chilling, with sound effects of the forest to further its ritualistic theme. The ingredients are kind of sacrificed as soon as they enter the bowl, that's the emotion they were going for. The poem really helps clarify that.
Here it is:

All good things come with a price
The gods want the darkness to see the fire
and melt away before it

The necessities and the luxuries come together





and mothers watch as little lives wither
the essence of the sacrifice is reminded before
flowers blossom in this darkness
while the bitter ones remain unchanged


their pedestal stands decorated
with the finest linen sheets
they march into the flames for the final good deed
the heat presented them with many a great battles
and the folks grew impatient and rattled

out of the fire rises something beautiful
the bitter, the sweet,
the dark and the light
the living and the burnt

made into something of delight


Explanation:
All good things come with a price- we are introduced to the theme of the sacrifice-ritual of the video
good thing being the brownie
the gods want the darkness to see the fire and melt away before it- reference to dark chocolate being melted
the necessities and the luxuries come together- sugar and butter reference- how one is a necessity and one is a luxury, but they both come together for this recipe
and mothers watch as little lives wither- reference to eggs
the essence of the sacrifice is reminded before- translates into "we add vanilla essence before"
flowers blossom in this darkness- all purpose flour is added to this chocolaty(dark) mixture
while the bitter ones remain unchanged- the cocoa powder is still bitter
their pedestal stands decorated with the finest linen sheets- the baking tray is supposed to be layered with butter paper
they march into the flames for the final good deed- put into the oven so these different ingredients come together as one- the final good deed
the heat presented them with many a great battles- reference to the ritual
the folks grew impatient and rattled- reference to how people get impatient when the batter is in the oven and they can't wait for it to come out


out of the fire rises something beautiful- reference to the brownie
the bitter the sweet- reference to cocoa powder and sugar


the dark and the light - dark chocolate and butter
the living and the burnt- eggs and cocoa powder

made into something of delight- delight being the brownie



Hope you guys enjoyed the creativity! Here's a link to the video