Snacks

This puffy, flaky dish just the most awesome dish one can try. Among all the savory & sweet recipes that I’ve ever tried, this one’s got to be my favorite and it is fun to make.

For all the busy ladies out there, who can’t spend hours in the kitchen, this dish will hardly take an hour. You don’t have to make the pastry yourself. There are frozen versions available in the market, which make this dish oh-so-easy to cook.

This is one of the quickest appetizers you can make if you have a lunch or dinner party at your place. The first time I tried this dish was when my Mom & Dad came over. I checked out a lot of recipes online, but ended up creating my own.

The recipe I’m sharing here today is my go-to recipe for a quick, easy-to-cook appetizer. You can be more versatile with the toppings, changing them, according to your taste.

So, here goes the super-easy recipe of the super-delicious flaky vegetable tart:

This one is for all the shrimp lovers out there! These super-easy & quick-to-make, scrumptious, shrimp quesadillas are a must-try. I’ve made them several times, enjoy them so much!

This tasty meal can be made within 20 minutes, and using just one pan. So, you don’t need to worry about much mess. If you need help with preparing infused butter/oil, check out our cannabutter recipe and canna-oil recipe.

First off, cook the veggies, add shrimp & seasoning, and cook for another minute. The shrimp hardly take a minute to cook, which is another reason I love making shrimp dishes. Then, all you’ve got to do is add this mixture inside two tortillas, top with cheese, and then cook until golden & crispy.

And there you go! You have your spicy, cheesy, mouth-watering shrimp quesadillas.

Hummus is one of the tastiest dishes I’ve ever tried! It’s such an incredible dish and super-easy to make at home.

The first time I tried it was almost 5 years ago, and since then, I’ve been a huge hummus fan.

Hummus has been one of the most popular dishes consumed in the Middle East since ancient times, as you may already know. In addition to its great taste, it also brings many health benefits - that most people aren’t aware of. It’s highly beneficial for people with high cholesterol and heart diseases. The beans and chickpeas in hummus help reduce cholesterol levels and fight against cardiovascular diseases. This delicious dish also helps in regulating your digestive system, which is another plus!

If you’ve ever tried or researched about hummus before, you’d know that hummus is available in a wide variety of flavors. So, you can try making any flavor you like. When you’re making hummus at home, you can add pine nuts, or roasted peppers, etc, to make it even tastier. My favorite type of hummus is the one that has chopped spinach in it. I tried it for the first time about 3 months ago, and it turned out super-tasty.

If you want to try it out, here’s the recipe:

Tip: keep the canned chickpea liquid, called “aquafaba” for a number of awesome uses!

I’m that person, who can never say no to mac & cheese! It’s literally the first thing I check to see on a menu, wherever I go out to eat. It’s also the food I order most frequently, whenever I visit a restaurant. This soul-satisfying food is so cheesy, delicious, and a perfect, evening snack.

It’s very easy to make at home, and can be customized, according to your taste. You can add different spices & cheeses, add a layer of tomatoes as topping, or season it with breadcrumbs, depending on your mood & availability of ingredients.

I make my cannabis mac & cheese, using cheddar & Gruyere cheese, and top it with breadcrumbs. Use whatever cheeses you love, and top it with whatever you so desire. If you like your food spicy, adding salsa & jalapeno topping is a great idea.

I visited Rome last year, and tried a lot of new dishes there. This particular dish, I hadn’t ever even heard about!

During my stay there, the most wonderful snack I had was the chicken Milanese cutlet. It was crispy, and had an arugula topping. So simple, yet so perfect - heavenly delicious!

I make this snack at home quite often, and top it with whatever feels right. Mostly, it’s tomatoes in summer, and peppery salad with arugula & herbs in the winter, taking me right back to that wonderful dish - and the time I spent there of course.

I add cannabis to the dressing, in this dish, as the temperature to make the cutlet crisp is too hot for the infused oil.

Madrasi food is fun - and cooking Madrasi food is even more fun! I’ve recently discovered my love for Madrasi food. For those who don’t know, Madras is India’s 5th largest city, and is quite known for its unique dishes.

Who else loves dry fruits? Such a silly question though. I mean, who doesn’t like dry fruits?

Before I begin with my today’s recipe, many of you may not know some of the nuts we think of as nuts, are actually dried fruits! Let me tell you that I’m a crazy dry fruit lover, and love trying dishes that include nuts & almonds, etc. Although consuming too much dry fruits give me pimples occasionally, I still can’t stop.

Another thing I’d like to mention here is that, in addition to great taste, nuts are also extremely nutritious. They have various health benefits, which most people don’t know about. They contain proteins, vitamins, dietary fibers, and minerals like iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium - all that help keep your body’s nutrients balanced.

Walnuts, in particular, are extremely beneficial for people with blood pressure issues, as they contain L- arginine - an amino acid - which relaxes & eases the blood vessels, and allows the blood to flow freely. This reduces the stress on the circulatory system & decreases blood pressure.

Fiber present in nuts also reduces the release of hunger hormone, preventing us from overeating. In this way, it also helps with weight loss. In love with walnuts? Well, you should be!

Now that I’ve listed down all the reasons why I love dried fruits, let’s get back to the recipe. Here, I’ll be sharing one of my favorite Madrasi dishes with you. It’s basically called Madras nuts, and they are super tasty!

This is my all-time-favorite granola bar recipe, and I’m extremely excited to share it with you!

Chewy granola bars or crunchy granola bars? This is a common question related to granola. For me, it’s always the chewy variety I love enjoy the most. Crunchy ones just aren’t my thing, and I’m always afraid those crunchy bars are going to break a tooth!

While my go-to combo is nuts & chocolates, ginger & cranberry also make a wonderful duo. These bars are a great way to switch up your breakfast, or snack line-up. You can change up the flavors and personalize them, according to your taste. By trying out different flavors, you’ll never get bored with them.

If you’re looking for a sweet, energy-boosting snack, that can be made easily and stored long term, there is nothing better you’ll find than these granola bars.

When I make them, I usually eat a few, and wrap the rest in wax paper, sealing in a resealable, plastic bag, and storing in the freezer. Whenever I feel like eating them, I remove some from the freezer, and let them come to room temperature - if I’m not badly craving them - or defrost them in the microwave for about 30 seconds.