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Latest Diwali Recipes

Below you will find a complete list of Diwali recipes including the popular and the lesser known recipes. There are a lot of different tastes when it comes to food, so it’s best to experiment with a variety of different dishes before deciding what you like best.

Latest Recipes

Indulge in the rich and aromatic flavours of Mohanthal, a traditional Indian sweet hailing from Gujarat. This exquisite dessert is a celebration of besan (chickpea …

Ompodi, also known as Plain Sev, is a popular Indian snack that is crispy, savoury, and perfect for any occasion. Made with chickpea flour, rice …

Soan Papdi is a very popular Indian sweet ideal for any occasion. Available in multiple variations, the most popular ones are made by Haldirams (often …

Shahi Tukra is a popular Indian dessert that is traditionally made with fried bread dipped in sweetened milk. The dessert is usually garnished with crushed …

The Dry Fruits and Nuts balls are an easy to make, quick and handy treats. They also make great energy bites. The nuts and dried …

Chocolate – it would be tough to find someone who doesn’t enjoy this delightful treat. Right from a child to an elderly adult, no one …

Spicy Thukkada is a popular snack in India during Diwali time. It is made of a dough made from maida flour or wheat flour and …

Shakkarpara is a sweet, crispy, and crunchy dessert that is made from flour, sugar and ghee. It is usually served with a cup of milk …

Chiroti is a traditional Indian sweet that is made with flour, rava and ghee made during festive times and special occasions. It is popular in …

Aloo Bhujia or also known as Aloo Bhujia Sev is a very popular Indian snack. Made with potatoes mixed with spices and fried in hot …

Aval Mixture is a simple and tasty snack that is often served during teatime and in some cases served as a side dish with rice …

Paneer is now a staple dish at most Indian homes. Apart from being easily available, it is an extremely versatile dish that can be used …

Rasmalai is a popular Bengali dessert/sweet made during festivals like Diwali, and special occasions. Soft paneer balls are soaked in a sweetened milk and served …

Rasgulla or Roshogollas is one of the most popular Bengali sweet in India. Made with paneer and soaked in a sugar syrup, it is a …

Kala Jamun is a dark (sometimes black) gulab jamuns made with paneer, khoya and soaked in sugar syrup. The regular gulab jamuns are light golden …

Bread Rasmalai is a popular dessert in India. It is made of bread soaked in milk and then cooked with cream, condensed milk and nuts. …

Oats Ribbon Pakoda is a crunchy snack in South India. It’s usually served as an evening snack to kids and adults alike. A modern variation …

Cham Cham or Chom Chom is a traditional Bengali sweet very similar to THE famous Roshogulla (Rasgulla). They are long, spongy with a firm texture …

The Doodh Peda (Milk Peda) is a sweet and soft Indian dessert. It is made from milk, sugar, and flour. The milk peda can be …

Cashew Peda (Kaju Peda) is a popular Indian sweet made from cashews, sugar, cardamom and ghee. This is a traditional Indian dessert that is usually …

Kesar Peda is a type of Indian sweet made with sugar, milk, and saffron. It is usually served as a dessert on festive occasions, like …

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.

Diwali is celebrated widely across the country and we have a whole list of delicious Diwali sweets and Diwali snacks from various regions.

If you are not sure which Diwali Snacks should you make for the festival this year, we have over 200 recipes for Diwali for you.

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