Winter snacking

 Yes, this is my all time favorite winter snacking. I love Pinnis(also called as Ladoo) and have been having them since my childhood.These are Besan, Channa and Alsi Pinni. 

I don't make them, I believe 'Jiska kaam usi ko Saaje' , so my mother in law and my mother makes them for us. 

Entire winters I eat them with evening tea or as mid day snacks. Yes, some fitness freaks might not appreciate this,  but my way of looking at this is Besan, ghee,  dryfruits are good for body,  sugar intake is also necessary 😁. Also this is prepared by love of mothers and most importantly I love eating them. 

This will also keep my cravings for pastries, banoffee pie, cakes etc at bay for a while.


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