Holi 2023: Gujiya to Thandai- 5 desserts you can binge eat during the festival

Holi, the celebration of colours, is a time for gathering with friends and family to welcome spring. Like every other holiday in the nation, Holi is observed with an abundance of food, including sweets and snacks. While the country's regional specialities vary, there are a few common foods that are unique to Holi and are pleasant during the festivities. Here are some desserts to enjoy the festival: 

Rice Firni

Rice firni, also known as kheer, is a traditional rice pudding that is frequently served during holidays and other special occasions because it is regarded as fortunate. This delicious dish is simple to prepare and would be the ideal way to cap off the Holi festivities.

Malpua

This is a well-known treat with a sweet and savoury flavour. Malpua are tiny crepes that are carefully cooked with powdered fruits and then covered in sugar syrup. One of the well-known Indian dishes that is loved all over the nation is malpua.

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Gujiya

Gujiyas are a favourite Indian treat prepared in the majority of Indian homes, whether it be for Diwali or Dussehra or Holi. Gujiyas have a flour covering and khoya, sooji, or even coconuts as the centre. To make the gujiyas healthy, you can either deep cook them or just bake them.

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Thandai

Thandai is synonymous to Holi, which is a must-have drink during celebrations. This beverage is made with chilled milk, a variety of seasonings, and a few dried fruits. During the warm spring days, this beverage acts as an adrenaline drink and cools you off while you play Holi.

Kalakand

Kalakand has been a favourite sweet of many. Kalakand (a.k.a. Indian Milk Cake) is a popular Indian sweet made by reducing milk and sugar. It tastes delicious and has a delicate grainy texture. Sprinkle coarsely crushed nuts or slivered nuts all over the kalakand. After it sets, slice the kalakand and serve. 

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