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Latest Janmashtami Recipes

Below you will find a complete list of Janmashtami 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

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 …

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 …

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 …

Rava Seedai is a traditional South Indian dish that consists of small, round or oval-shaped, deep fried balls made from semolina and rice flour. It …

Sattur Kara Sev or Garlic Kara Sev is a  signature dish of Sattur, a small town in Virudhunagar district of Tamil Nadu. Made with gram …

Vella Seedai is a traditional South Indian sweet made by deep-frying a dough made of rice flour, jaggery and butter in oil. It is typically …

Uppu seedai is a traditional South Indian snack that is made by deep-frying rice flour balls in hot oil.  The crispy, crunchy texture of the …

The Thenkuzhal murukku is a traditional south Indian snack that is popular during festivals and celebrations. These are deep fried, crispy, spiral shaped snacks made …

Kara Boondi is a simple, tasty and crunchy South Indian snack. It is like a mixture and is a popular any occasion snack. Traditionally this …

Jalebi is a type of Indian dessert served in many Indian festivals and occasions. It is made from a batter of wheat flour, milk, and …

Badam Katli is a traditional Indian dessert that is made with almonds, sugar, and ghee. There are many myths about this dessert. One of them …

Badam Milk is a healthy and delicious dessert. It’s made from almonds and milk, and is a great healthy alternative for those who do not …

Tikha Gathiya (Teekha Gathiya) is a popular Gujarati tea time snack. Gathiya is a spicy and crunchy deep fried savoury made with gram flour, ajwain …

Ribbon Pakoda is a popular South Indian savoury snack made during festivals like Diwali, Janmashtami, Navratri and others. It is also made during school holidays …

Karasev or Kara Sev is a South Indian savoury snack made during festivals like Diwali, Navratri, Janmashtami and is an common dish in the South …

Kalakand is a popular and delicious Indian sweet made with paneer and condensed milk. Typically served as a dessert, they are made during festivals and …

Shrikhand is a sweet and tangy dessert from the Indian state of Gujarat. It’s made from strained yoghurt, flavoured with saffron and cardamom, and sweetened …

Aloo Chaat is a humble North Indian street food made with boiled & fried potatoes with spices and chutney. It is often served as an …

Mullu Murukku (Muthusaram / Mullu Thenkuzhal is a very popular South Indian savoury snack made during Diwali or Krishna Jayanthi. A very easy to make …

Butter Murukku is probably one of the most popular Murukku varieties across India. It is a tasty and crunchy snack from Tamil Nadu. Often served …

Javvarisi Payasam (Sago Kheer / Sabudana Kheer) is a popular South Indian payasam / kheer variety made during festivals or weddings. Made with Javvarisi, milk …

Janmashtami Recipes

“Gokulashtami” or “Krishna Jayanti” or “Janmashtami” marks the celebration of the birth of Sri Krishna. The midnight birth of Lord Krishna is celebrated in the rainy month of Shravan (July/August). Many people fast till midnight and then offer the newborn an offering of milk, curd, butter and sweets. A small cradle is setup to worship the coming of the lord to the earth to fight evil forces. Here are some dishes made on the occasion.

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