Kaju Katli to Sondesh: 7 sweets for Raksha Bandhan celebration
Kaju Katli to Sondesh, 7 sweets embody Rakshabandhan's essence. Each delicacy, a symbol of tradition and love, enriches the festive sibling bond
lifestyle Aug 29 2023
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Kaju Katli
Finely ground cashews, sugar, with saffron, it boasts a velvety texture that effortlessly melts in the mouth. Kaju Katli is timeless when it comes to Rakshabandhan celebrations
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Gajar Ka Halwa
A hearty treat for Rakshabandhan, Gajar ka Halwa is a winter delight that blends grated carrots with ghee, milk, and sugar
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Kheer
Kheer, a creamy rice pudding, serves as a sweet reminder of rakshabandhan moments. Simmered to a rich consistency with rice, milk, and sugar
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Gulab Jamun
Gulab Jamun is a deep-fried dumpling crafted from khoya (reduced milk) and semolina. It adds a layer of love to Raksha Bandhan celebrations
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Jalebi
Jalebi adds a zesty touch to Rakshabandhan celebrations. Made from deep-fried batter soaked in sugar syrup, it's known for its intricate spiral shape
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Sondesh
The sweet is molded into various shapes. Sondesh beautifully captures the simplicity and elegance of sibling love celebrated during Rakshabandhan
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Mysore Pak
Made from besan (chickpea flour), ghee, and sugar. Its crumbly yet melt-in-your-mouth texture is a result of the careful caramelization of ingredients