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How I Bake: Fresh, Scratch-Made Desserts in Delhi

byMaistella by MuskanDelivers across Delhi NCR; Pick up from Lajpat Nagar studioStarts from1,100 per box/tartView full gallery

I don't use premixes or shortcuts. Every dessert here is crafted by hand in my Lajpat Nagar studio, using the old-school techniques I learned during my time in Vegas.

Come assemble my bestseller, the Classic Chocolate Cake, with me. You can see the layers of moist chocolate sponge, rich chocolate ganache, and creamy cremeux coming together.

Maistella is my dream, and it all started with a simple love for feeding people. This is a little look at my journey, from a small home kitchen to a professional space, the long hours, and the amazing team that makes it all happen.

The process of making a tart starts with good dough. Here, I am working with the pate sablee, ensuring it has the perfect texture before rolling.

This is the raspberry pastry cream in its final stage, a rich and smooth cream that I use in many of my desserts. It's made with real raspberries and quality ingredients.

A look back at the year, from learning from the best chefs in Las Vegas to catering for incredible clients. This video shows the hard work, the hustle, and the joy behind it all.

The first step of my mango tart: a rich, flavorful mango compote made from real fruit, with no premixes or shortcuts.

The mango compote is topped with a swirl of light vanilla bean cream, creating a perfect balance of flavors.

Carefully lining a tart ring with the handmade dough. This step is crucial for creating a perfect, crisp tart shell.

Rolling out the pastry dough on a silicone mat. I believe in old-school techniques and doing things by hand.

Piping a swirl of mango cream on top of the vanilla cream. The layers of flavor are what make this tart so special.

About From My Kitchen to You

You won't find a single bag of premix in my kitchen. When I say a tart is made from scratch, I mean I am hand-rolling the pate sablee dough on a silicone mat, toasting whole spices for my savory dishes, and whisking pastry cream until it is perfectly smooth. It takes more hours and a lot of extra effort, but this is the only way to get that authentic flavor and texture I believe in.

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