Diwali, apart from being a grand festival, is a feeling of happiness celebrated with thousands of beautiful lights alongside the constant music of crackers and laughter. It is the time for family reunions, catching up with friends and hogging on mouthwatering feasts. This coming Deepawali, we have 5 amazing sweet recipes for you to try…
Malai Peda
Peda is one of the favourite sweets enjoyed across India. It is made differently from state to state with a variety of flavours, textures and colours. Here, we have the mouthwatering malai peda, which is soft with a grainy texture. It can be used for pooja prasad or packed away as a gift. It is preferred sweet by both elders and kids.
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Kal Kal
A crunchy sweet delicacy made of sooji with a sugary twist! This quick recipe can be served at home or even packed for giving gifts this coming festival.
Mughlai Shahi Tukda
This simple and easy recipe, flavoured with kesar and elaichi is a perfect sweet for Diwali. Its soft and juicy bites are something that your family and friends will relish.
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Gujiya
This delicious sweet has a sugary crunch and is loaded with the goodness of dry fruits and milkmaid in every bite. It is healthy and fulfilling for the busy buzz of Diwali and can be made in different shapes of your choice as well. A perfect dinner sweet for your family and friends!
Falahari Paneer Jalebi
Who doesn’t love Jalebi, right? This crispy, syrup-soaked delight is simply irresistible when served hot. Add in creamy paneer, and you have a unique fusion that elevates this traditional sweet to new heights. The combination of rich flavours and textures makes Falahari Paneer Jalebi a must-try for your Diwali celebrations, promising a joyful experience for everyone!
Enjoy this magical festival by welcoming positive vibes and happiness, with loads of firecrackers, sweets and feasts with your loved ones.
Happy Diwali!