Natasha Hervatta
Don't know what sweets to make this Diwali? Here's a list of some mouth-watering recipes to try.
Simple yet delicious sweet milk peda is perfect for any occasion, made with simple and few ingredients this milk peda is real trea.
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This coconut laddu recipe has only 2 key ingredients and takes not more than 15 mins to come together, so it's perfect for those looking for quick and easy sweet recipes for Diwali.
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Kaju katli is the most sought after sweet at almost every Indian home! Diwali would be incomplete without it!
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Colourful, interesting and oh-so-sweet - everybody loves sweet boondi!
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The syrupy and delicious dessert from Bengal is much-loved by Indians all over.
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This is a quick and easy recipe and does not demand proficient cooking skills. A treat for all!
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Gujiya is a very common Indian sweet prepared during this festive season. You may call it Puli Pitha, Karjikai, Kadubu or even Emapanadas.. they all look almost the same except that they are made in different styles with different stuffing.
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Rich, heavy and perfect for Diwali!
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So what is a gulab jamun you ask? Deep fried cake. Yeastless doughtnut holes. Sweet dumplings. Waffle balls. You can call them what you please. Deep fried walnut sized sweet morsels that swim in a saffron and rose syrup are fit for the king, in calories and flavor.
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I'll be flying back and forth between one mutually exclusive thing and another for the rest of my days. (The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath)
