Hariyali Teej 2024: 7 dishes you MUST make on this day
Hariyali Teej is marked by fasting and traditional sweets. These 7 desserts, each with its unique flavor and significance, add joy to the occasion
lifestyle Aug 07 2024
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Kachoris
These deep-fried pastries are staple on Hariyali Teej. Filled with a mix of lentils and spices, they symbolize the rich flavors of the festival and are enjoyed with tangy chutneys
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Chandrakala
These crescent-shaped sweets, filled with mixture of khoya, nuts, are festive favorite. Their delicate sweetness, elaborate preparation make them a special treat on Hariyali Teej
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Gulab Jamun
Soft, spongy, soaked in fragrant rose syrup, Gulab Jamun is a traditional dessert that symbolizes sweetness of life and the joy of the festival. It’s a must-have on Hariyali Teej
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Jalebi
Jalebi is a popular sweet made by deep-frying dough and soaking it in sugar syrup. Its vibrant color and sweet taste represent the festivity and joy of Hariyali Teej
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Rasmalai
This creamy dessert made from white cream, flavored with cardamom is a symbol of richness and sweetness of the festival. It’s a refreshing treat that complements the monsoon season
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Ladoo
Made from gram flour and ghee, these round sweets are a festive favorite. Their rich flavor and texture make them a significant part of Hariyali Teej celebrations
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Barfi
A sweet, dense treat made with condensed milk and nuts, Barfi is often prepared for special occasions. On Hariyali Teej, it signifies the abundance and joy of the season