Gajar ka Halwa to Jalebi: 7 desserts for I-day celebration
From the rich, comforting notes of Gajar ka Halwa to the sugary elegance of Jalebi, indulge in 7 iconic Indian desserts that celebrate tradition and taste
lifestyle Aug 14 2023
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Gazar Ka Halwa
A heavenly blend of grated carrots, milk, sugar, and nuts, slow-cooked to perfection. Its rich texture and warmth evoke nostalgia with every bite
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Firni
A velvety rice pudding infused with cardamom and saffron served in earthen pots. Creamy and fragrant, it captivates taste buds with its gentle sweetness
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Sandesh
Hailing from Bengal, this delicacy is made from fresh paneer (cottage cheese) and sugar. Its delicate flavors and melt-in-your-mouth texture are truly captivating
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Malpua
A traditional Indian pancake, rich with the goodness of khoya (reduced milk) and fried to crisp perfection. Often enjoyed during festivals and celebrations
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Jalebi
These golden, spiral-shaped wonders are deep-fried and soaked in sugar syrup
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Kheer
This rice pudding is simmered with milk, sugar, and sometimes flavored with saffron, cardamom, or nuts. A timeless dessert cherished in households across India
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Ras Malai
Soft, spongy cottage cheese dumplings immersed in creamy milk, infused with cardamom and garnished with pistachios. It's a royal treat that defines indulgence