Sunday, March 1, 2026

Best Holi Recipes | Traditional Sweets, Snacks & Party Menu Ideas

Last updated : March 2026

Holi is a festival of colors, joy, and delicious festive food. From traditional sweets to flavorful snacks and complete party meals, food plays an important role in every Holi celebration. Here is a curated collection of the best Holi recipes 2026, including traditional sweets, festive snacks, and easy party menu ideas that you can prepare at home for your family and guests.



 
Holi festival sweets and snacks with colors and celebration 2026
A festive Holi spread featuring delicious sweets and party favorites for a memorable Holi 2026 celebration.


Traditional Holi Sweets Recipes


Rasmalai 

Rasmalai is a rich and creamy Indian dessert made with soft paneer (chenna) discs soaked in sugar syrup and served in thickened saffron-cardamom milk (rabri). This traditional sweet is a festive favorite during Holi celebrations. Its melt in-the-mouth texture and aromatic flavor make it a perfect dessert to include in your Holi party menu.


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Rasmalai served in saffron milk garnished with pistachios - traditional Holi sweet
Rasmalai – Soft paneer discs soaked in saffron-infused milk and topped with pistachios, a rich and festive dessert for Holi celebrations.




Shahi Tukda

Shahi Tukda is a rich and indulgent Indian dessert made with crispy fried bread slices soaked in aromatic cardamom-flavored milk and layered with thick rabri. Garnished with almonds, cashews, and pistachios, this royal sweet adds a festive touch to your Holi celebration. It is one of the easiest and most satisfying desserts you can prepare for your Holi party menu.

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Shahi Tukda traditional Indian dessert for Holi celebration
Shahi Tukda – Crispy fried bread soaked in rich cardamom milk and layered with creamy rabri, a royal dessert perfect for Holi celebrations.


Paneer Tikka

Paneer Tikka is a popular Indian appetizer made with cubes of paneer and colorful vegetables marinated in spiced yogurt and grilled to perfection. This flavorful vegetarian starter is a great addition to your Holi party menu and festive gatherings. Its smoky taste and vibrant presentation make it one of the best savory Holi recipes to serve your guests.

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Paneer Tikka served on skewers - vegetarian Holi party starter
Paneer Tikka – Spiced paneer cubes marinated in yogurt and grilled to smoky perfection, a popular appetizer for Holi gatherings.







Vegetable Fried Rice is a flavorful one-pot meal loaded with fresh vegetables, soy sauce and aromatic spices, all stir-fried to perfection. This easy Indo-Chinese dish is a great main course option for your Holi party menu. Quick to prepare and loved by all ages, it makes a satisfying addition to your festive Holi recipes collection.


Vegetable Fried Rice served in a bowl - flavorful Indo-Chinese Main Course for Holi Party Menu
Vegetable Fried Rice – Flavorful rice stir-fried with colorful vegetables and aromatic sauces, a perfect addition to your Holi party menu.


Til Gur Ladoo

Til Gur Ladoo is a traditional Indian sweet made especially during Holi celebrations. Prepared with just two main ingredients - roasted sesame seeds (til) and jaggery (gur) - this festive sweet is a simple, nutritious, and full of flavor. These homemade ladoos are a perfect addition to your Holi sweets menu.

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Til Gur Laddoo traditional Holi sweet made with sesame seeds and jaggery served on festive plate
Til Gur Laddoo – A traditional sesame and jaggery sweet prepared during Holi celebrations


 Vegetable Hakka Noodles 

Vegetable Hakka Noodles is a popular Indo-Chinese dish made with stir-fried noodles, colored vegetables, and flavored sauces. This quick and easy vegetarian recipe is perfect for adding modern twist to your Holi party menu. If you are looking for simple and crowd-pleasing Holi recipes, these noodles are a great main course option.


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Vegetable Hakka Noodles stir fried with colorful bell peppers carrots and spring onions served in a bowl for Holi party menu

Vegetable Hakka Noodles – A quick and flavorful Indo-Chinese dish perfect for your Holi party menu.



Moong Dal Halwa

Moong Dal Halwa is a rich and traditional North Indian dessert made with moong lentils, khoya, ghee, milk, sugar, cardamom and dry fruits. This festive sweet is a favorite during Holi celebrations and adds a luxurious touch to your Holi sweets menu. Its creamy texture and aromatic flavor makes it a must-try dessert for your Holi party.

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Moong Dal Halwa traditional North Indian sweet made with lentils ghee and dry fruits served for Holi celebration
Moong Dal Halwa – A rich and festive lentil-based dessert prepared with ghee, khoya, and dry fruits for Holi celebrations.


Medu Vada - The Indian Savory Doughnut 

Medu vada is a popular South Indian savory snack from urad dal (split black lentils) batter, shaped into doughnut-like fritters and deep-fried to crispy perfection. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, these savory delights are a unique addition to your holi party menu. They make a delicious and easy-to-serve snack for festive celebrations.


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Medu Vada crispy South Indian savory doughnuts made from urad dal served with chutney for Holi celebration
Medu Vada – Crispy and soft lentil fritters served with chutney, perfect for Holi celebrations and festive gatherings.


Dahi Vada

Dahi Vada is a popular Indian savory snack made from deep-fried lentil balls (urad dal), soaked in thick creamy yogurt and topped with mint and tamarind chutney. The soft and flavorful dish is a festive favorite during Holi celebrations and makes a delicious addition to your Holi party menu.

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Dahi Vada soft lentil dumplings soaked in yogurt topped with chutneys and spices served during Holi celebration.
Dahi Vada – Soft lentil dumplings soaked in creamy yogurt and topped with chutneys, a festive favorite for Holi gatherings.


Moong Bean Fritters or Mangore

Moong Bean Fritters, also known as Mangore, are crispy and flavorful fritters made from skinned and split green gram beans (moong dal). These crunchy treats are a festive favorite during Holi celebrations and make a perfect snack to serve to your Holi party menu.

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Mangore crispy moong dal fritters served with chutney as a festive Holi snack
Mangore – Crunchy and flavorful moong dal fritters, a traditional Holi snack best served with mint chutney.



Mint Coriander Chutney

When serving Holi snacks like Mangore, Dahi Vada, Paneer tikka, Medu Vada, and other party favorites, a flavorful dip is essential. Mint Coriander Chutney is a tangy and refreshing accompaniment made with fresh mint, coriander, raw mango, and a hint of green chilli. It pairs perfectly with variety of Holi snacks and adds a burst of flavor to your Holi party menu.

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Mint Coriander Chutney made with fresh mint coriander and green chilli served as dip for Holi snacks
Mint Coriander Chutney – A tangy and refreshing dip made with fresh herbs, perfect for serving with Holi snacks like Mangore and Dahi Vada.


Kheer

Kheer is a traditional rice pudding made with rice, sugar, and milk, flavored with cardamom and garnished with dry fruits pistachios, cashews and raisins. This creamy and comforting dessert is a classic addition to any Holi celebration. Simple to prepare and loved by all ages, it makes a perfect sweet dish for your Holi party menu.

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Kheer traditional Indian rice pudding made with milk sugar and dry fruits served during Holi celebration
Kheer – A creamy rice pudding flavored with cardamom and topped with dry fruits, a classic sweet served during Holi celebrations.


Carrot Halwa

Carrot Halwa also known as Gajar ka Halwa, is a rich and a traditional North Indian dessert made with fresh carrots, khoya, ghee, sugar, cream and crunchy dry fruits. This warm and indulgent is a festive favorite during Holi celebrations. Its creamy texture and aromatic flavor make it a perfect dessert to include in your Holi sweets menu.

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Carrot Halwa gajar ka halwa made with fresh carrots ghee khoya and dry fruits served during Holi celebration
Carrot Halwa – A rich and warm North Indian dessert made with carrots, ghee, and khoya, perfect for Holi festivities.



Mawa Kulfi

Mawa Kulfi is a rich and creamy traditional Indian frozen dessert made with milk, sugar and khoya. This classic sweet treat is a perfect addition to your Holi celebration and can easily become the highlight of your Holi party menu. Flavored with cardamom and topped with dry fruits, this homemade kulfi is simple to prepare and absolutely irresistible.

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Mawa Kulfi traditional Indian frozen dessert made with milk khoya and dry fruits served during Holi celebration
Mawa Kulfi – A rich and creamy Indian frozen dessert made with milk and khoya, perfect for serving during Holi celebrations.



Warm Fudge Brownie

Warm Fudge Brownie is a rich and indulgent chocolate dessert served sizzling hot with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and drizzled with chocolate sauce. Made with dark chocolate, butter, flour, and crunchy walnuts, this decadent treat is perfect for adding a modern twist to your Holi party menu. If you are looking for easy and crowd-pleasing Holi dessert ideas, this brownie is a must-try.

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Warm Fudge Brownie - 21 Amazing Holi Recipes | Holi sweets and snacks
Warm Fudge Brownie – A rich chocolate dessert served sizzling with vanilla ice cream, perfect for adding a modern twist to your Holi party menu.




Chickpeas Curry

Chickpeas curry is a flavorful North Indian main course made with tender chickpeas simmered in a spicy and a tangy tomato-based curry. This comforting and protein rich dish pairs perfectly with bhatura, naan or steamed rice. A festive favorite, it makes a wholesome and satisfying addition to your Holi party menu.


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Chickpeas Curry chole cooked in spicy tomato gravy served with naan for Holi celebration
Chickpeas Curry (Chole) – A flavorful North Indian dish made with tender chickpeas simmered in aromatic spices, perfect for Holi gatherings.



 Dry Fruit Custard

Dry fruit custard is a creamy and refreshing dessert made with milk, custard powder, sugar, and a generous mix of assorted dry fruits. This easy-to-make sweet dish is perfect to serve after a festive holi meal. Light yet indulgent, it makes a delightful addition to your Holi party dessert menu.

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Dry Fruit Custard creamy dessert made with milk custard powder and mixed dry fruits served after Holi meal
Dry Fruit Custard – A creamy and refreshing dessert loaded with assorted dry fruits, perfect for serving after a festive Holi meal.


Dal Makhani

Dal Makhani is a rich and creamy North Indian curry originating from Punjab, made with whole black lentils (urad dal) and red kidney beans slow-cooked in aromatic spices and butter. This indulgent and comforting dish is a festive favorite and makes a perfect main-course for Holi party menu. It pairs beautifully with naan, parantha or steamed rice. 

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Dal Makhani creamy Punjabi lentil curry made with black lentils and kidney beans served for Holi celebration
Dal Makhani – A rich and creamy Punjabi curry made with slow-cooked lentils and kidney beans, perfect for a festive Holi feast.



 Rava Masala Dosa

Rava Masala Dosa is a thin and crispy instant dosa made with semolina (rava), rice flour, all purpose flour, and curd, requiring no fermentation,  Filled with flavorful spiced potato mixture, this South Indian dish is quick, delicious, and perfect for family gatherings. It makes a great breakfast or main-course option for your Holi party menu.

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Rava Masala Dosa crispy instant dosa made with semolina filled with spiced potato served during Holi celebration
Rava Masala Dosa – A thin and crispy instant dosa filled with flavorful potato masala, perfect for Holi gatherings and festive meals.



Holi celebrations are all about sharing joy, colors, and delicious food with loved ones. Whether you enjoy traditional Indian sweets or modern party dishes, this collection of best Holi recipes 2026 will help you plan a memorable festive menu. Save your favorites and try these recipes to make your Holi celebration colorful, flavorful and unforgettable for your family and friends. 



Frequently Asked Questions about Holi Recipes


What are the most popular Holi sweets?

Some of the most popular Holi sweets include Rasmalai, Kheer, Moong Dal Halwa, Carrot Halwa, and Mawa Kulfi.

What main dishes are prepared for Holi?
Festive main-course dishes like Dal Makhani, Chickpeas Curry, Vegetable Fried-Rice, and Rava Masala Dosa are commonly served during Holi gatherings.

What snacks are served during Holi celebrations?
Popular Holi snacks include Dahi Vada, Medu Vada, Paneer Tikka, and Mangore.

What drinks are popular for Holi?
Traditional drinks for Holi includes Thandai, Rose Sharbat, Kesar Badam Milk, and Fresh Fruit Juices.

Can I prepare Holi recipes in advance?
Yes, many Holi sweets and dishes can be prepared a day in advance to make your celebration stress-free and enjoyable. 

Saturday, September 2, 2023

Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune


I recently had a privilege to dine in at one of the branches of one8 commune which is located at Bund Garden, Pune. Even though it was almost midnight the weekend crowd was very lively and happening. The fun atmosphere and excitement of the youngster could be seen reflected and complimented in the delicious food.

One8 Commune is a beautiful Restro bar. They have a vibrant, multi-cuisine, menu that caters to a global palate.

This cafe is known for it's relaxed, comforting vibe and ofcourse menu. One8 commune at Pune is a suave eatery serving Continental, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, Mediterranean, North-Indian and Asian cuisines. The menu is incredibly detailed and the starters comprise a whole lot of options including salads, baos, tempura, dimsum, cakes and more. 

One8 commune also offers all the classic cocktails and mocktails you can hope in a restro pub. The interior and decor are beautiful and fantastic. 

You will be reminded it as a Virat's restaurant by the big cricket score board on the wall. No wonder, it is one of the favorite restaurants of Cricket lovers and let's not forget about the food. The restaurant has some innovative menu and the food you have probably never heard of!

I loved how he listed he favorite meals in a section on the food menu. It has some interesting vegan food options - Super Food Salad, Avocado Tartar, Mushroom Googly Dimsums and Pearl Barley Risotto. 


Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune


The desserts, especially the 5 Rivers Mud Cake And Oven Based Cheese Cake are simply delightful. Do try their Superfood Salad, Mushroom Googly Dimsums, Signature Hummus, The one8 Mezze, Communing Indian Way are way too yummy. 

 
One8 Commune has so much to offer. It is that one food trip you would want to remember.


1. Corpse Reviver

They have a bunch of cocktails and mocktails. I tried Corpse Reviver. It's a gin based cocktail with a tinge of orange in it.


2. Mushroom Googly Dimsums

Dimsums is everyone's favorite and Virat's too. These dimsums are prepared with truffle oil and is filled with assorted wild mushrooms, cream cheese and vegetarian broth. They come with a beautiful tomato garlic sauce.


Mushroom Googly Dimsums | Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune


3. The One “8” Mezze

This party platter serves with a bit of everything like Spanakopita, Falafel, Vegetarian Sishtouk, Sumac Rice Kofta along with Hummus and Pita.


The One “8” Mezze | Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune


4. Communing Indian Way

This Indian platter also serves lot of Indian dishes like Soya Keema Puff, Tandoori Cottage Cheese, Bandel Mochar Chop, Soya Boti Kebab, along with Mint Chutney.


Communing Indian Way | Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune



5. Five Rivers Mud Cake

For Dessert, go ahead with Mud Cake. It's a Decadent layered chocolate mud cake and chocolate mousse. This is my favorite dessert of all. It was the ideal end to the full meal.



Five Rivers Mud Cake | Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Resto-bar in Pune


This cozy restaurant has left the best impressions. The ambience is very welcoming. Hospitable hosts, delicious dishes, beautiful presentation, wide wine list, amazing cocktails, mocktails and wonderful desserts. I'm bowled over by the salads, fine food, drinks and dessert. I would recommend it to everyone. 


Review: 4/5

INR for 2: 2500

Timings: 12 pm - 12 am

Address: Unit 5, Raha Bahadur City Centre, Raja Bahadur Mill Road, Sangamvadi, Pune, Maharashtra, 411001

Saturday, August 26, 2023

Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Best food in Pune


One8 commune is one of our favourite Indian cricketer's Virat Kohli restuarant chain co-owned by Ankit Tayal, Vartik Tihara and Anshul Goel.

Apart from being a "GOAT" cricket player, Virat like a typical delhite loved hogging on northern Indian foods like rajma chawal, chole bhature, amritsari kulcha etc. It was this love of food which led him to start One8 commune with branches opened in Delhi, Kolkota, Pune and most recently in an outlet was launched in Mumbai formerly owned by singer and actor legend Kishore Kumar.

One8 Commune is a beautiful Restro bar. It is Millennials newly favorite hangout. They have a vibrant, multi-cuisine menu that caters to a global palate.

It's the best place for people which offers some of the best vegan, vegetarian and for hardcore non-vegetarian dishes.

Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Best food in Pune 

Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Best food in Pune

This cafe is known for it's relaxed, comforting vibe and ofcourse menu. One8 commune at Pune is a suave eatery serving Continental, Mediterranean and Asian cuisines. The menu is incredibly detailed and the starters comprise a whole lot of options including salads, baos, tempura, dimsum, cakes and more. 

One8 commune also offers all the classic cocktails and mocktails you can hope in a restro pub. The interior and decor are beautiful and fantastic. 

You will be reminded it as a Virat's restaurant by the big cricket score board on the wall. No wonder, it is one of the favorite restaurants of Cricket lovers and let's not forget about the food. The restaurant has some innovative menu and the food you have probably never heard of!

One 8 commune feels like a comfortable and casual dine in and bar space which allows you hangout with friends. It is currently one of the most happening places when it comes having dinner or occasions with your friends. It boasts of some the best cuisines when it comes to Indian, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, Continental, North-Indian, Mediterranean cuisines and Italian.


Virat Kohli's Restaurant One8 Commune | Best food in Pune

Overall, I would recommend friends and and family to definitely visit the nearest outlet of one 8 commune. There is definitely a lot of variety in their menu and do not forget to order the Virat Special. I would be looking forward to reading your experience in my comments section and please follow me for more reviews and updates on food and recipes. Thanks.


Tuesday, January 3, 2023

DAL MAKHANI


Experience authentic Punjabi flavors with this exquisite rich and creamy Dal Makhani



Experience authentic Punjabi flavors with this exquisite rich and creamy Dal Makhani!!


Robust with various spices, Dal Makhani is cooked with the aroma of asafoetida, cardamom, bay leaves, cloves and cinnamon. This delectable buttery Punjabi dish of lentils has a rich and creamy texture. A staple in Punjabi cuisine, Dal Makhani taste the best with butter naan, lacha parantha or jeera rice. It's my top comfort food that's incredibly authentic.

Dal Makhani is the most popular dish originated from Punjab region. It's the combination of black lentils and red kidney beans. It was hugely popularized by the migrating Punjabi community within India and around the world. It's a dish that almost all Punjabis swear by, it's that exotic!

This dal is mainly served in dinner parties as it takes long time to cook. So you require a lot of love and patience to prepare it. The best thing about this dal is, it tastes even better on the next day. Try making these lentils in a large quantity, reheat it on the second day and serve them for breakfast. You'll truly love it!



how to make dal makhani


There are different ways to cook Dal Makhani. After experimenting with all of them I'll share my best method. This is my Mom's style of preparation. She uses some unusual techniques in her cooking. She often makes this recipe cuz it's loved by everyone in our family!

About the recipe, we haven't soaked the lentils here, we directly pressure cooked it. This process will take 20-25 more minutes. This method will give you perfect flavors and creamy texture. It's rich, warm and super satisfying. Always remember, the longer you keep Dal Makhani to simmer flame, the better it tastes.




Dal Makhani


DAL MAKHANI

                                                        

Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 2-2.5 hours
Serves: 6 people
Author: The Food Root

INGREDIENTS

For Cooking Lentils:
1 cup or 200 grams - black lentils (kali urad)
2 tablespoons - red kidney beans (rajma)
4 cups of water for pressure cooking
1 tablespoon of Salt or as per taste
1/2 teaspoon - Turmeric powder 
Pinch of Asafoetida
3 Green Cardamoms 
2  Bay leaves
4 cloves 
One inch cinnamon 

For Tempering :
4 tablespoon - Clarified Butter/Ghee
2 medium size onions, chopped
3 medium size tomatoes, chopped
2 Green chillis, chopped
1 piece or one inch long - ginger, peeled, grated
6-7 garlic, chopped
1/2 teaspoon - Red chili powder
1 teaspoon - Coriander powder
1/2 teaspoon - Garam Masala
1/2 cup - yogurt
2 teaspoon - Fresh cream (optional)

For Garnishing :

Coriander leaves
Fresh Cream

METHOD

I haven't soaked the lentils, this process will take 20-25 more minutes

1. Wash the lentils and mix them in the pressure cooker - Wash 1 cup of black lentils and 2 tbs of red kidney beans, under the running water. Drain it completely and add it into the pressure cooker. Next, add 4 cups of water and pressure cook it for 2 whistles on high flame. After 2 whistles, turn off the heat and wait for the pressure to release completely before opening the cooker.

2. Add spices and pressure cook the Dal for 5-6 whistles - Open the pressure cooker and add 2 cups of water and the spices: salt, turmeric powder, green cardamoms, bay leaves, cloves, cinnamon and pinch of asafoetida. Stir it well. Pressure cook it for 5-6 whistles on high flame.

3. Open the lid and keep the cooker on the low flame for 25-30 minutes - Open the lid and let the lentils cook for 25-30 minutes on low flame till it get thickened and get a creamy texture.  Keep stirring occasionally. Remember, the lentils should be soft and melt in mouth, you should not get any any bite while eating.

4. Sauté onions and ginger garlic paste in a pan - Meanwhile, heat 4 tablespoon of clarified butter in a pan and add chopped onions and sauté it on a low flame till they become light brown. Then add ginger garlic paste and stir it till it's aroma goes away.

5. Prepare the tomato puree tempering - Add chopped tomatoes, chopped green chillis and sauté it for around 5 minutes on low medium flame. Next, add red chili powder, coriander powder and garam masala in the pan. Sir it well. Let the mixture cook till the oil separates. You can also add half cup of yogurt. It will give a lot of creaminess.

6. Add the cooked dal in the pan. - Then, add the cooked dal in the pan. Add some hot water, if needed for consistency and stir it for next 4-5 minutes till Dal Makhani is nicely cooked and gives a lovely creamy texture. Add plenty of fresh cream and mix it well, sauté it for 2-3 minutes . Turn off the heat and remove it. 

7. Garnish and Serve - Garnish it with coriander leaves or fresh cream. The Dal Makhani is ready to serve!!! Serve with Naan, Parantha or Jeera Rice.

Notes

1. You can save your time by soaking the lentils overnight and skip the step 1
2. Add yogurt while tempering tomatoes, it will give a lot of creaminess.
3. The longer you keep Dal Makhani on flame, the better it taste.
4. Make a lot of Dal Makhani and reheat it, it tastes better on the next day!
5. Serve it with lacha parantha, butter naan or jeera rice.

Sunday, October 23, 2022

11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes


Diwali is round the corner. It is the festival of lights, joy, happiness and laughter. Diwali marks the victory of good over evil, of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance.


11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes


Food is an integral part of any any festival. Here are some 11 best Diwali mithai and Diwali dessert recipes that you can try at home.


1. Rasmalai 

Rasmalai is a classic rich dessert, consists of the delicate flattened cheese balls cooked in a sugar syrup and flavored in a flavored thickened milk  (rabri).

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2. Shahi Tukda

Shahi Tukda is a rich and creamy Indian dessert, where fried bread pieces are dipped in cardamom flavored milk syrup, layered and finished off with some crushed almonds, cashews and pistachios. 

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3. Til Gun Ladoo

Til Gun Ladoo is a traditional sweet made during lot Diwali and any other festivals. This sweet is made with two ingredients with sesame seeds and jaggery.

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4. Moong Dal Halwa

Moong Dal Halwa is an India Mithai made with Moong lentils, Khoya, Milk, Ghee, Sugar, Cardamom and Dry Fruits.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes



5. Dahi Vada

These deep fried lentil balls are made from urad dal batter and bathed in thicked beaten yogurt with a drizzle of mint and tamarind chutney.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes




6. Kheer

Kheer is prepared with the goodness of rice, milk, sugar, and garnished with crushed cardamom, dry fruits and nuts, like pistachios, cashews and raisins.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes




7. Carrot Halwa

Carrot Halwa is made with carrots, cream, khoya, sugar, ghee and lots of nuts. It's a delicious North Indian dessert sweet but is relished on every occasion.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes




8. Mawa Kulfi

Kulfi is made with milk, sugar and khoya. You can also add dry fruits, cardamom powder in the kulfi which is totally optional.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes



9. Warm Fudge Brownie

Hot sizzling brownie with vanilla ice cream topped with some chocolate sauce. It is super refreshing, has a crisp aroma and is among the world's most tempting treats. It is made with dark chocolate, butter, milk, flour, powdered sugar, baking powder, salt, vanilla essence and walnuts.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes



10. Dry Fruit Custard

Dry fruit custard is made with milk, sugar, dry fruits and custard powder. It's a sweet dessert which you can enjoy at the end of diwali dinner party.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes




11. Pistachio Ice-Cream

Churned with generous amount of pistachios and dusted with almonds, this is hands-down the best homemade pistachio ice cream you'll ever eat. It is made with milk, cream, sugar and tons of pistachios. It's a sweet dessert which you can enjoy at the end of diwali dinner party.

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11 Best Diwali Mithai and Diwali Dessert Recipes




DIY DIWALI  DECOR IDEAS 

These are some Diwali DIY Decor ideas to jazz up you little corners of your home. These simple decors will make your home glow with glitters and lights. Have fun doing these simple DIY decor projects. They will certainly add an oomph factor to the decoration of your home.


These are some Diwali mithai and Diwali dessert recipes, let me know in the comment section which one is your favorite. 

Wish you and your family a very Happy Diwali. May the glow of joy, prosperity and happiness illuminate your life and your home.