5 Indian cake recipes you must try to beat the Monday blues

Monday is usually associated with feeling blue. The mere thought of it is unattractive, but we have something for you that will brighten your Monday. Candy can make anything better! do not you think so? If you’re like us and always wanted to Wicked sweetsSo, we’ve got you covered with some desi cake recipes that you can make at home to treat yourself and beat the Monday blues. These cakes (read: desi) are made from kitchen staples, as the name suggests. For example, Atta, Soji, and others. Plus, with the addition of different toppings, these cakes become even more decadent. So what are we waiting for? Let’s get started.

Here are 5 Indian cake recipes you must try:

1. Milk cake – our recommendation

Let’s start with something everyone will enjoy. Whether it’s wedding invitations or any festival, we always see milk cake sitting elegantly on the snack table! Perhaps this is because Indians love this Maithai so much that it has become a necessary part of all our celebrations. This Indian dessert is made with curd, lots of dried fruits, and a pinch of saffron. Click here for the milk cake recipe.

2. Atta cake

This one is for people who want to make delicious chocolate brownies without using eggs. Besides, this simple homemade cake uses flour and requires very little effort. Stuffing raisins and walnuts with melting-in-your-mouth chocolate will leave you and your guests wanting more. Find the atta cake recipe here.

3 – Bolo de Rulao (Goan style suji bun)

This cake was prepared in the traditional way Goan Cottage to go with tea or coffee. The sweet treat is just too good to resist with the spongy texture of the cake and the crunch of coconut! For Christmas celebrations, it is also widely prepared. You can also make this delicious cake at home and make it your tea time companion. Find the Bolo de Rulao recipe here.

4. God’s cake is eternal

This cake belongs to the category of recipes that people rarely see or consume. So, what makes it so special? It’s the ingredients and cooking technique used in this! Along with copious amounts of ghee and jam, this cake uses pita, or candied pumpkin, to give it a special touch. cLick here for the Eternal God Cake recipe.

5. Atta carrot cake

In this version of carrot cake, maida has been replaced with whole wheat flour. This cake recipe with walnuts and carrots is a delicious option for a healthy evening. click here Find out the recipe for Carrot Cake from Atta.

Now that you know how to make them, try these recipes at home and tell us how you liked them all in the comments below. For more such recipes, stay tuned!