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  One of the most popular appetizers of Indian cuisine, Chicken Tikka is a true gem for those who enjoy eating non-vegetarian foods. Be it a restaurant or a road-side dhaba, Chicken Tikka is one of the delicacies that you can always enjoy with your family and friends. Tikka means a dis in which cubed meat and vegetables are skewered and grilled together. To prepare a mouth-watering chicken tikka recipe which is tender and juicy, make sure that you marinate the meat for a longer period for at least 6-7 hours or overnight. Another important thing that you must ensure in this tikka recipe is that you must use thick or hung curd. If you are using normal curd then you might need to whisk it to make it thick. The ideal way is to prepare the chicken tikka in tandoor. However, if you do not have a tandoor in your home, you can grill them in an oven. This chicken tikka recipe is also made using a tandoor oven. Also, do not forget to brush the tikka with a little mustard oil while cooking as...

   The grocery industry can be a lucrative one, if you properly analyze your target market, assess the needs of your locality, and understand the difference between a grocery store, supermarket, and hypermarket. While your future customers might use these terms interchangeably, industry experts offer more specific guidelines about different types of food merchandisers. It’s not just about the difference between a grocery store or supermarket, however, it’s also about answering the question: what’s the difference between supermarket and superstore? Grocery Store Elements Although consumers believe that there’s no distinction between a grocery store or supermarket, the industry disagrees. A grocery store is an establishment that exclusively sells food and drink items to patrons. It’s designed to satisfy a customer’s basic needs for dry food, canned food, spices, fruits, and vegetables. The grocery store concept in the U.S. dates back to the 1940s in middle-class neighborhoods wh...

   1. Paint, Print and Reuse Got a few empty toilet paper rolls lying around? These recycled toilet roll Easter bunnies are an excellent way to encourage creativity this weekend, as well as reusing and recycling. Using paint, turn the toilet roll into a stamp to create your own little bunnies and decorate them any way you like! This activity is quick, simple and fun for kids of all ages. What other creative recycling ideas do you have?  2. Make Egg-Shell Succulents If you have some succulents on hand (or easily accessible, for example in your garden or a friend’s garden) you could take some cuttings to propagate. Crack the top of your eggs (saving the contents in a container) and re-plant the succulents inside. This is a great way to get your little ones outdoors AND decorate your kitchen. Why not use a black marker to add some funny faces to the shells? 3. Eggs-ert Their Energy This activity is a great way to exert all that pent-up chocolate-induced energy. Use some reus...

  Mobility The groundwork of infancy – when your baby learned to crawl and take their first steps – will now pay off. From months 12 to 36, your toddler will rapidly add running, jumping, climbing and even riding tricycles to their repertoire. Toddlers can also navigate stairs, kick and throw balls and will even show preference for one hand over the other by 24 months. Reading Some three- and four-year old children might recognise a simple word as a sort of whole – like a picture – and associate it with the picture it’s next to. But reading for many toddlers consists of recognising and naming objects and animals they see in picture books. You can help your toddler develop a good relationship with books and literacy by reading often and reading together. Keep story time brief, though, as many toddlers have short attention spans and are unlikely to sit still for long. Toilet training Around 24 months old, your toddler might start showing an interest in using the toilet. You can encou...