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October 12, 2017 By rachnaskitchen 4 Comments

Diwali Sweets Recipes , Diwali recipes

 

Diwali recipes – Diwali sweets recipes

Diwali is Indian ‘festival of lights’ which primarily is linked to Hindu religion but it is celebrated across India by followers of almost all religions and cultures. It is one of the festivals in India that symbolizes ‘Unity in Diversity’ in India.

Diwali ushers in the Hindu New Year and celebration goes on for couple of days.  Diwali starts with ‘Dhanteras‘, continues through with ‘Chhoti Diwali’, with ‘Official Badi Diwali’ and ends with ‘Bhai Dooj’.

Diwali is celebrated amid Puja (worship) of the goddess Lakshmi, retelling the story of Rama and Sita (the central figures of Diwali), making Rangolis, lighting the ceremonial Diya (lamps) and preparing & having delicious food with family and friends.

At the heart of Diwali, are Indian sweets called ‘Mithai’. It’s a sign of respect in Hindu culture to exchange these mithai and other goodies. So it’s time to make and share some mithai around among neighbors, friends and family.

Here are Top Diwali recipes which you can make at home. Making them at home will certainly make the gift more special ensuring that no unwanted preservatives or chemicals are used.

Traditional besan ladoo recipe with video 

Besan ladoo recipe

 Gulab Jamun with milk powder

milk powder gulab jamun diwali collection

Gulab jamun recipe with khoya 

 

Failproof Balushahi recipe with video 

balushahi recipe step by step

Traditional Kaju katli recipe

kaju katli diwali collection

 Instant Jalebi Recipe

 

Kala jamun recipe 

 

Instant Malpua  with condensed milk 

 

Pistachio Paan Recipe

 

Pista paan diwali collection

Quick basundi recipe 

 

Rava ladoo

 

 

Jalebi recipe without yeast 

jalebi recipe without yeast

 

Coconut Peda Recipe

doodh peda diwali collection

 

 Semiya payasam 

 

Mango pudding (eggless)

 

mango-puding-recipe

Mango Peda Recipe

 

mango peda diwali collection

 Bengali rasgulla recipe in honey syrup

 

 

 Kaju pista roll recipe

 

kaju pista roll diwali collection

 Traditional spongy Rasgulla Recipe

 

Apple Rabri/Kheer

 

apple kheer diwali collection

 Shrikhand Recipe 

Shrikhand recipe

 

Mathura Ka Peda Recipe

 

mathura ke peda diwali collection

Instant shahi tukda recipe  

shahi tukda diwali collection

 

Chum Chum Recipe

 

 Kalakand Recipe In Microwave

 

 Sweet Boondi

Boondies are a mouthwatering snack like dessert. Boondies are small fried round drops made with gram flour (besan). Traditionally laddu are made from sweet boondies. Sweet boondies are all time favorite sweets.Being very sweet, it can be stored for a week, So can be made ahead.

 

Sweet boondi diwali collection

 Gajar Halwa

It is a north Indian sweet dish prepared from grated carrots cooked with sugar, ghee and spices like cardamom. It is eaten during most of the festivals in India, mainly on the occasion of Diwali, Holi, Eid-ul-Fitr and Raksha Bandhan.

 

 

Besan ladoo 

 

Carrot Laddu

Carrot laddu is a very healthy and delicious sweet dish. As you know most of Indian desserts contains a huge amount of calories so to give cut on calories and at the same time satisfying your cravings for sweets, I evolved this carrot laddu recipe . It is my own version and believe me, once you try it you cannot resist from having more .

 

http://rachnas-kitchen.com/carrot-laddu-carrot-coconut-truffles/

Rasmalai

 

rasmalai recipe

 Malai Peda

Malai Peda is a famous Indian dessert made from condensed milk and has an attractive golden texture.This recipe can be made for any festival or occasion .It can be made in microwave as well as on gas stove.

How to make malai peda

 

Rava Kesari Recipe

 

rava kesari diwali collection

Ghever recipe 

 

ghever diwali collection

Gujiya recipe 

 

Apple jalebi 

diwali recipes

 

Angoori rabdi

diwali sweets recipes

 

Carrot kheer 

 

HAPPY DIWALI !
HAPPY COOKING !

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  1. Nava Krishnan says

    October 25, 2014 at 12:49 pm

    Awesome compilation of the festive sweets. Indeed, each one if my fav. Btw, I tried to follow you on twitter and pinterest but seem not working. So only able to like your page and follow you on networkblog.

    Reply
    • rachnaskitchen says

      October 25, 2014 at 5:35 pm

      Thanks Nava Krishnan.
      I liked your blog too and have started following on networkblog.

      Not sure why pininterest did not work for. But Twitter link had a problem which is sorted now.

      Reply
  2. kushi says

    November 21, 2015 at 3:00 pm

    amazing collection of recipes dear. Mouth watering!

    Reply
  3. hamee says

    November 2, 2018 at 11:35 am

    Thank you for sharing a great recipes , i have read many blog from your website

    Reply

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