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Category: India
Coconut Cardamom Tea Cake by Nithya
Coconut + Cardamom + Tea + Cake = Mouthwatering Event! Food blogger Nithya tells us how…
Isnt that romantic sitting by the window having a nice cuppa and enjoying the nature’s beautiful autumn colors on a chilly day😍 ? It will be a perfect indulgent treat when you are offered a delicious snack to accompany your tea. Yeah😎, I am gonna tell you about my secret recipe(cardamom coconut cake) that I ve tried for the first time ever and you know what, it turned out so delicious exactly how I imagined. If you are a fan of coconut and the aroma of cardamom, you must give this a go😊. I am sure that wont let you down. So here you go! Enjoy!
Serves 5 to 7
Ingredients
- 150g self raising flour
- 75g or 100g sugar ( according to Your taste )
- 7 to 8tablespoons unsalted butter
- 3 Large eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tsp baking powder
- A pinch of salt
- 2 tbsp full-fat milk
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Guest Blog Post: “My Mum, the Pilot,” in Hey Loons exact words
I love true stories about courageous women, don’t you? Enjoy this thanks to fellow blogger Hey Loons …
Once upon a time, a little girl was told that women shouldn’t fly airplanes …
I grew up knowing ‘mum flew planes’. This was one of a series of simple facts in my childhood: my sister and I were born in London; our parents came from India; dad sang; mum flew.
She told us stories about her teenage flying days ‘looping the loop’ above the clouds and performing steep dives towards the ground. She’d show us her album filled with old sepia photos of her standing proudly next to a small airplane.
The logbook pages had rows of handwritten entries of all her flights, each a flying adventure and she spoke about them with excitement and emotion, tinged with a hint of longing to be up amongst the clouds again.
Our mum, Dhira Chaliha, got her flying wings in 1961, at the age of 21, in India and to us as…
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My Libraries in India by Shipra
Libraries are wonderful everywhere!
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Shipra’s Indian Wedding Guide for Girls: a few of my thoughts by da-AL
How are Indian Weddings Like Those in the U.S.?
