Diwali food

The celebration of lights, Diwali, wouldn't be the same without an abundance of delicious desserts. These ten traditional treats will bring sweetness and cheer to the festivities.

A fusion Indian dessert, Gulab Jamun in Kunafa Nests is perfect to impress your guests in any upcoming festivals and gatherings.

In the arid lands of Rajasthan, the scarcity of fresh fruits and vegetables has a profound effect on its food. Therefore lentils and items like dried legumes

Diwali Mithai. Gajar Halwa, Kala Jaam, Kaju Katli, Besan Ladoos

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Custard Rasgullas – Velvety and delicious eggless custard sauce served with soft and spongy Rasgullas (Indian cottage cheese balls)! A simple fusion Indian dessert for the holiday season and diwali parties!

Welcome to our Diwali Dinner Party, where we have curated a menu that reflects the rich and diverse culinary traditions of India.

Happy Diwali everyone! Starting mid October till the end of the year it’s festive season, holidays, celebrations and lots of birthdays in our family. Growing up in India, Diwali was a big deal. New clothes, gifts, beautiful decorations, lights, fireworks, delicious food, sweet treats, laughter, parties, family get together it seems to be happiness and

Peanut Chaat is a vegetarian Indian snack. Learn how to make authentic moongphali chaat in a few simple steps.