Tea rusk recipe

Rusk is such a popular tea snack in India could be related to the fact that it is produced from semolina and wheat, both of which are abundant in the nation.

This tea-time snack is very popular in Pakistan and India. Once you bake cake rusk at home, you will never buy them from the store.Today, I am going to share a unique recipe from my homeland, Pakistan. It is the recipe of the famous cake-rusks made at local bakeries. These are served as the favorite tea time snack and everyone enjoys it with a hot cup of tea. These are crunchy and crispy cookies just like the Italian biscotti.

This tea-time snack is very popular in Pakistan and India. Once you bake cake rusk at home, you will never buy them from the store. Today, I am going to share…

Milk Rusk is a twice baked sweet bread. Milk Rusk is sweet and tastes best with a hot cup of tea. Rusk is a popular tea-time snack in India.

This Indian Eggless Cake Rusk are crispy and crunchy, sweet and delicious tea time treats. Skip the store-bought ones and make them at home instead, you won't believe how easy it is!

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Indian cake rusk makes a perfect snack, especially paired with a cup of tea or latte. Cake rusks are like twice-baked biscotti, but with an Indian bent. And yes, once you've tried an eggless homemade rusk, you'll never go back to store-bought rusk cookies again.

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Crispy twice baked toasts, rusks are best enjoy with chai! Find the recipe on www.cookwithmanali.com

Simple way to make crunchy rusks !