Diwali Recipes

Diwali or Deepavali is perhaps the most popular of all Hindu festivals, also known as the Festival of Lights, it is dedicated to the goddess Kali in Bengal and to Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, in the rest of India. As with several other festivals, Diwali is associated with one of the stories about the destruction of evil by Vishnu in one of his many manifestations. In Jainism, where the festival is also known as Mahavira Nirvana, Diwali celebrates the attainment of Moksa by Lord Mahavira. A burning lamp symbolizes the "light of knowledge" that dispels the darkness of delusion and ignorance.

• Nellikai Halwa
• Cheese Paneer Roll
• Badam Cashew Cake
• Rava Thattai
• Matri
• Anjeer Cups
• Pudina Sev
• Malai Sandwich
• Corn Mixture
• Kaju Flower
• Methi Karela
• Chocolate Sandesh
• Chocolate Balls
• Chocolate Dry Fruit Burfi
• Sabudana and Peanut Mixed Vadai
• Crunchy Curried Chickpeas
• Moong Sprouts Samosa
• Colourful Carrot Balls
• Kambu Maavu Adhirasam
• Mullangi Mor Kuzhambu
• Bottle Gourd (Sorakkai) Halwa
• Rangoon Puttu
• Soya Doodh Peda
• Methi Thattai
• Rava Karasev
• Multi Colored Boondi
• Oats Laddu
• Ulundu (Urad Dal) Jamun
• Digestive Legiyam
• Namkeen Puri
• Fried Gram Chakli
• Spicy Papad
• Cucumber Seed Halwa
• Dilkush Cake
• Masala Cheeyam
• Sago Halwa
• Malpuri
• Mixed Vegetable Pakoda
• Sugar Free Fruit Payasam
• Lauki Kheer
• Kalkandu Bath
• Aval (Poha) Laddu
• Sweet Mixture
• Peanut Jaggery Laddu
• Kesar Rabri
• Coconut Halwa
• Pori Urundai
• Mathri
• Rice and Dal Payasam
• Cashew Burfi
• Khus Khus Halwa
• Pista Burfi
• Doodh Peda
• Cashew Pista Roll
• Almond Chikki
• Malai Gollas
• Milk Chocolate
• Pineapple Sandesh
• Chocolate Fudge
• Badam Chocolate

Popular Diwali Recipes

• Butter Murukku
• Soan Papdi
• Badam Milk
• Basundi
• Karanji
• Agra Petha
• Microwave Mysore Pak
• Kaju Katli
• Jalebi
• Sevai Kheer