
Apam Balik (Malaysian Peanut Pancake)
A Malaysian apam balik pancake with crisp edges, soft center, peanuts, sugar, and sweet corn.
100 sweet recipes across every cuisine in the catalogue, with the full method on each page. Page 1 of 2.

A Malaysian apam balik pancake with crisp edges, soft center, peanuts, sugar, and sweet corn.

Til pitha wraps sesame and jaggery in a rice flour crepe, an Assamese Bihu sweet.

Mathura peda cooks khoya until it darkens, then shapes it into flat rounds pressed with a thumb.

Aval payasam simmers flattened rice in milk with jaggery.

Badam halwa cooks ground almonds in milk and ghee until it turns dense and glossy.

Chum chum boils chhena in syrup and rolls it in coconut, a Bengali sweet shaped oval rather than round.

Kacha golla binds soft chhena with condensed milk without cooking it into a syrup.

Lobongo latika folds pastry around a khoya filling and pins it with a clove before frying.

Patishapta rolls a thin crepe around coconut and jaggery, a Bengali winter sweet.

Rasmalai flattens chhena discs and soaks them in thickened saffron milk.

Besan ki barfi roasts gram flour in ghee until it smells nutty, then sets it with sugar syrup.

Besan ladoo roasts gram flour in ghee until it smells nutty, then binds it with sugar and cardamom.

Thekua fries a stiff wheat and jaggery dough into hard biscuits, made for Chhath.

Karachi halwa sets cornflour with sugar into a chewy, translucent block studded with nuts.

A Brazilian carrot cake blended smooth and topped with a simple chocolate glaze.

A classic Brazilian party sweet made by cooking condensed milk, cocoa, and butter into soft chocolate truffles.

A creamy Brazilian hominy pudding simmered with milk, coconut milk, condensed milk, cinnamon, and cloves.

A Malaysian cendol dessert with pandan jelly, coconut milk, ice, and palm sugar syrup.

Cherry clafoutis is a French baked custard dessert with cherries suspended in a soft egg, milk, flour, sugar, and vanilla batter.

Chhena poda bakes fresh chhena with sugar until the outside caramelises, an Odia sweet cooked slowly.

Classic Spanish churros served with thick warm chocolate for dipping.

Mishti doi sets sweetened milk with yoghurt culture in an earthen pot, which draws out the water as it sets.

Rice kheer simmers rice in milk until the grains break and the milk thickens around them.

A Catalan custard infused with cinnamon and citrus, finished with a crisp caramelized sugar top.

Crêpes Suzette folds thin French crêpes into a warm orange-butter sauce scented with zest and a small splash of Cognac.

Jalebi pipes fermented batter into spirals, fries them and drops them straight into syrup.

Til chikki sets toasted sesame in jaggery, rolled thin so it snaps cleanly.

Dharwad peda cooks milk solids until they darken and turn grainy, which is what sets it apart from a plain peda.

Elaneer payasam blends tender coconut into milk, served cold.

A refreshing Shirazi Persian dessert with chilled rice vermicelli, rose syrup, and lemon.

Raw papaya halwa cooks grated green papaya in ghee and milk until it turns soft and translucent.

Filipino cassava coconut cake bakes grated cassava with coconut milk, condensed milk, egg, and a creamy caramelized topping.

Gajar ka halwa cooks grated carrot down in milk until it darkens, then finishes it with ghee and nuts.

Gavhachi kheer simmers broken wheat in coconut milk with jaggery until it thickens.

Bebinca bakes coconut milk batter one layer at a time, each browned before the next goes on.

Greek baklava stacks buttered phyllo with walnuts, pistachios, cinnamon, and honey syrup for crisp, sticky diamond-shaped pieces.

Adadiya pak roasts split black gram flour in ghee with jaggery and edible gum into a dense Gujarati winter sweet.

Doodhpak simmers rice in milk until thick, thinner than a kheer and served in a bowl.

Sukhdi sets roasted wheat flour with jaggery and ghee into squares that keep for weeks.

Ghari encases a khoya and nut filling in thin pastry and coats it in ghee, made in Surat for Chandani Padvo.

Hotteok is a Korean sweet pancake filled with brown sugar, cinnamon, peanuts, walnuts, and sesame, then pan-fried until golden.

Badam ki jali shapes almond paste into a lattice, a Hyderabadi sweet made without cooking.

Double ka meetha soaks fried bread in saffron milk, the Hyderabadi wedding pudding.

Poha ladoo binds roasted flattened rice with jaggery and coconut, ready in minutes.

Anjeer basundi thickens milk with dried figs, made without onion or garlic.

Lauki ka halwa cooks grated bottle gourd in milk until it loses its water and takes the sweetness.

Kada prasad roasts wheat flour in an equal weight of ghee, the offering made in every gurdwara.

Kaju pista roll rolls cashew paste around a pistachio centre and cuts it into pieces.

Shufta tosses paneer with nuts and dried fruit in syrup, a Kashmiri festive sweet.

Unniyappam fries a rice, banana and jaggery batter in a dimpled pan.

Shrikhand strains yoghurt overnight and sweetens it with saffron and pistachio.

Klepon are Indonesian chewy rice flour balls filled with molten palm sugar and rolled in lightly salted grated coconut.

A Malaysian kuih seri muka with a glutinous rice base and soft pandan coconut custard layer.

Kuler ladoo binds roasted pearl millet flour with jaggery and ghee.

A Turkish Hatay-style cheese dessert with crisp kataifi pastry, stretchy unsalted cheese, lemon syrup, and pistachios.

Lauki ki kheer simmers grated bottle gourd in milk instead of rice.

Filipino leche flan is a smooth caramel custard steamed gently with eggs, condensed milk, evaporated milk, and vanilla.

Dink ladoo binds roasted wheat flour and puffed edible gum with jaggery, a winter sweet from Maharashtra.

Rava ladoo binds roasted semolina with sugar syrup and ghee.

Makhana kheer simmers fox nuts in milk until they soften and thicken it.