Diwali Dessert Recipes

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Diwali Chirote

Chirote is a crisp sugary affair ! Oh yes! This crunchy sweet has a surprise syrup oozing out with every bite. This is a typical Diwali sweet in North India. But then, you don't have to wait till Diwali to make it. Enjoy making it now! - 144.096

Easy Coconut Burfi

Coconut fan??…here is something for you – A quick and easy fix for your cravings. The best thing about it is that it has a long refrigerator shelf life. So, when that sweet craving hits you, you know in which direction to head. - 142.983

Traditional Gujarati Mohanthal

If you are a Guajarati living abroad and missing your mother’s homemade Mohanthal, here is the perfect recipe video which shows you how to make this besan barfi or gram flour fudge, with the correct texture and taste that will remind you of the homemade... - 131.261

Traditional Kaju Katli

if you thought making the traditional kaju katli was difficult, then this recipe is for you. Chef Bhavna shows this recipe step by step and so patiently. Kaju katli is a very famous and tasty Indian sweet. Indians normally make it during festivals. Before... - 127.329

Trirangi Katlis - Kaju Badam Pista Katlis -tricolor Cashew Almond

GETTING READY 1. In a dry blender, add the cashews, almonds and pistachio one at a time and blend separately into a powder. 2. Using a sieve, sift each flour in separate bowls until an even and fine consistency of powder is achieved. MAKING 3. For the Kaju... - 124.416

Indian Karanji

A very popular Indian Dessert prepared all over India on the occasion of Diwali. Crispy Chakali and scrumptious Karanji are the two special dishes that do not have substitute on Diwali. Though preparation of Karanji requires little extra time and efforts, the... - 120.933

Soft Boondi Laddu

Soft boondi laddu has ruled the Indian sweets market for centuries. This video shows you how to make the king of all Indian sweets at home and it will taste even better as you can have it fresh out of the pot. So are you the one with that sweet tooth, if yes... - 120.729

Adhirasam

A festival delight made out of freshly ground rice flour and jaggery offered to the Gods. As far as I can remember my grandma used to make these the best.....crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Although the ingredients list is simple enough the... - 119.364

Boondi Laddu And Motichoor Laddus

MAKING 1. In a saucepan add sugar, water, saffron and cardamom powder and boil on medium heat to get 1 1/2 thread consistency syrup. 2. In a measuring cup add 1 cup besan, melted ghee mix a little and add water and mix well to make the batter. 3. Heat oil in... - 119.025

Traditional Potato Halwa

This rather uncommon but authentic and traditional halwa is commonly prepared by south Indian Hindus during fasts and for puja’s. This is a really simple recipe, using ordinary boiled potatoes. You can substitute them with sweet potatoes if you like. This... - 116.018

Indian Carrot Halwa

One of the most popular desserts from Indian is Indian Carrot Halwa. This carrot pudding is probably one of the easiest desserts to make, but still it rules the palates of most of the Indians. Watch this video to prepare this delicacy at home. - 115.016

Kaju Burfi

If you have ever tasted kaju burfi, there is no way you can forget the taste of this scrumptious dessert. It can be easily bought from a store and enjoyed but once you get to taste a homemade kaju burfi you will never go to the store again for it. In the... - 114.259

Mysore Pak Making Made Easier

Mysore pak has to be one of the most popular sweets in Karnataka and an all time favorite of children and adults alike. These diamond shaped or rectangular, very porous, melt in the mouth kind of sweets are not to difficult to prepare at home. - 112.91

Diwali Coconut Barfi

Like coconut fudge? Then try this homemade Indian fudge. It’s actually a version of the typical coconut barfi but a little less crumbly. And fudge sounds better than barfi doesn’t it? All you need is 5 basic ingredients, cooked in a large wok on low heat... - 112.387

Coconut Burfi

MAKING 1. Mix condensed milk, coconut, cardamom well and nuts(if adding). 2. Grease your hands with little ghee or butter. 3. Make small balls of mixture and put them on plate or in cupcake cups. 4. If you wish, roll your balls in coconut to get more coconut... - 111.262

Jalebi - Instant Vs Traditional

MAKING To make regular traditional batter : 1. In a bowl mix 1 cup maida, 1 tablespoon cornstarch and 1 pinch turmeric powder and mix with yogurt. 2. Add water and mix to get a lump free batter. 3. Cover and allow it to ferment for 2 -24 hours. 4. Add the... - 111.136

Indian Besan Ladoo

This is a great quick and easy preparation and a sweet snack or dessert for all to enjoy for this coming Diwali. It is made from pure ghee and gram flour with raisins and nuts. Believe it or not, it gets ready in less than 10 mts! You don’t have to go for... - 110.81

Milk Fudge

MAKING 1. In a heavy bottomed cooking pot melt 1 tsp ghee and add cream and milk powder and cook till the mixture gets thick on low to medium heat. 2. In 1 tbsp milk dissolve the saffron strands to get the color. 3. Once the mawa starts getting thicker, stir... - 106.813

Semolina Pudding

Semolina desserts are easy to make and have a universal appeal. Watch chef Aarsi showing how to make Sooji Halwa or semolina dessert using semolina flour and a few Asian sweet seasoning ingredients. Comforting dessert to serve loved ones! - 105.629

Gulab Jamun

This video is a creation of Manjula. You can visit Manjula for complete recipes, and more videos. - 102.184

Bottle Gourd Dessert

MAKING 1. To make khoya, into non-stick cooking pot pour milk, add the dry milk powder and stir continuously over low heat. 2. In another pan over medium heat add clarified butter, add bottle gourd and let it cook for about 15-20 minutes. 3. Add cardamom... - 94.789

Shankarpali / Shakkar Para

Shankarpali is crispy, crunch and yet very soft like nan-katai delicacy. - 84.1508

Homemade Rasgulla

Ask a Bengali what is his favorite of all the Bengali sweets and the answer undoubtedly will be “Rosogulla.” The Bengalis abroad crave for these and wait for relatives to visit or ask them to ship the canned ones to them on festive occasions. Learn how to... - 67.9619

Indian Diwali Sweet Mohanthal

For this Diwali, why not make sweets at home? Following Bhal Dave's process to make Mohanthal would just add to the sweetness of the festival as you beam with delight at your making this delightful dessert. You can also try it whenever you feel like having ... - 67.1842

Sridevi English Vinglish Ladoo

Here is the original and exclusive Sridevi ladoo recipe from the movie English Vinglish. - 59.2066

Sweet Jalebi

Here is an easy to prepare sweet jalebi recipe that is sure to brighten up your festive days!These crispy fried sweet jalebis are so delicious to bite on, that everyone will keep coming back for more. - 54.5331

Motichoor Laddu

Motichoor Laddu or MANRAJ BHOGAL is a sweet delicacy made from grilled gram flour flakes which are sweetened, mixed with almonds, pressed into balls and fried in ghee. - 53.207

Motichoor Ladoo

Are you looking for simple way to make Motichoor Laddu? This recipe is perfect for you. Motichoor Laddu is the most popular Indian sweet. It is extensively used during Diwali ,Ganesh Pooja and other festivals .According to Hindu belief Motichoor Laddu is the... - 52.145

Pistachio Phirni - Pistachio Rice Pudding

Pistachio Phirni it is similar to a rice pudding or custard made without eggs. It has a wonderful smooth and creamy texture. This lovely dessert Fuses Middle Eastern and Asian flavors and is very easy to make. It can be made well in advance which makes it... - 51.9243

Malpua

(Prepare chaashni by putting sugar in boiling water and stirring it until a thick consistent solution is attained) Steps: 1. Mix flour, Coconut, bananas, saunf, sugar, chopped dry fruits in a bowl. 2. Add enough milk to make this into a paste. 3. Heat a... - 51.843

Dussehra And Diwali Ki Puran Poli - Sweet Stuffed Paratha

Puran Poli is a traditional and classical type of sweet flatbread made on as a sweet or dessert during auspicious occasions and festivals in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Goa, Andra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. There are many variations to the stuffing for... - 51.2267

Diwali Special Basundi - Maharashtrian Rabri

Basundi a very popular Indian dessert is made in Bihar, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Karnataka during the festive occasions of Dussehra, Diwali, Kali Chaudas and Bhaibeej.This creamy sweetened dense milk dessert is similar to the North Indian Rabri or Rabdi. It... - 50.9067

Ghewar

Ghewar is a delicious Indian sweet. It is a very popular sweet in Rajasthan and usually served as dessert. It is generally prepared in January for Makar Sankranti, in March-April for Gangaur and in July-August for the Teej festival. Cook, share and enjoy... - 50.4943

Gajar Ka Halwa

This is a kid friendly Gajar Ka Halwa recipe. My grand mother used to make this Gajar Ka Halwa whenever I visited her. This reminds me of sweet memories of childhood. Gajar ka Halwa, also known as Carrot Halwa, is a very popular sweet dish in India. This is... - 50.3448

Khoya Gulab Jamun

It makes a great dessert after your lunch or dinner meals. It can be prepared once and used for about a week (keep refrigerated and microwave little before serving) - 50.1219

Kaju Katli - Cashewnut-almond Barfi

If you thought Kaju Katli is something exotic that is hard to make at home, I bet this recipe will prove it wrong! Effortlessly simple and with a set of ingredients that you will always have in your kitchen cabinet, this kaju katli recipe is sure going to... - 49.9743

Modak

These are sweet rice flour dumplings. They are very delicate and tender. - 48.9483

Indian Pudding

GETTING READY 1. Prepare a double boiler. Use a sturdy 2 or 4 quart sauce pan. 2. Fill the sauce pan with 2 or 3 inches of water and bringing it to a steady boil. Reduce the heat so that the water is just below boiling point MAKING 3. Use a heavy-duty metal... - 48.2285

Karjikayi

For the filling: Roast rava in a 1/2 to 3/4th cup pure ghee till it turns golden in colour.(It gives out a light fragrance) and set aside. In a separate pan roast khus khus in ghee till pink in colour. Add desiccated coconut and roast for five to seven... - 48.1249

Diwali Special - Shahi Tukda

Shahi Tukda, is one of the most simple yet stunning dish. As diwali, the festival of light approaches the consumption of sweets would go on an all-time high. Various kind of sweets would be available in the market, but this one dish is certainly what you can... - 48.0972

Suji Sanam

MAKING 1)In a saucepan, heat ghee and fry the semolina until golden. 2)Add sugar and milk and cook in low heat until semolina is cooked. 3)Then, add khoya and mix until well incorporated. 4)Add remaining ingredients and turn off heat. SERVING 5)Decorate... - 47.6863

Jangri

Jangri is a crispy, puffy, juicy sweet. A south indian delicacy made out of black urad dal. Try and enjoy!! - 47.2744

Shrikhand

GETTING 1)Put the yogurt in a clean muslin cloth, fold it up into a loose bundle and hang for a couple of hours or until excess moisture drips through. MAKING 2)Take a large bowl, and put the yogurt and add sugar. Beat until sugar dissolves and mixture is... - 47.1181

Pineapple Kesari

Kesari is a very easy dish that can be prepared quickly. Adding pineapple along adds extra flavour and its tanginess contradicts the swetness of the kesari. The cooked pineapple in the kesari can be relished by even toothless gums. - 47.0459

Balushahi

If you like Bihar you will love this Balushahi recipe. This recipe is just the way it is prepared in Bihari homes. It is an unique and traditional dessert. It is extensively used during rakshabandhan and diwali. Try this balushahi recipe and enjoy. - 46.8598

Home Made Gaul Jamuns

To make milk balls, mix milk powder, flour in bowl until well combined, add cream slowly to make smooth soft dough. Knead for 2-3 minutes or until dough is of very smooth texture (if dough is crumbly you may need little more cream). Shape into 12 smooth... - 46.6245

Kulfi

For MAWA- 1. Boil 1 cup of full cream milk in small non stick pan, add pinch of bi- carbonate of soda. 2. Stirring constantly, simmer on low till it reduces to 1/4 cup. Keep aside in bowl to cool. Save saucepan. 1. Grind sugar, cardamom, almonds, pistachio in... - 46.4577

Modakas

MAKING 1. Take a heavy bottomed skillet and start toasting poppy seeds. 2. Stir in sugar, coconut, jaggery and simmer until the mixture thickens. 3. Blend in cardamoms, khoya, poppy seeds and cook dry. 4. Remove from fire and set aside. 5. Take a bowl, add... - 46.3747

Shrikhand

Hang the curds in a muslin cloth in a cool place for approximately 3 hours until all the liquid (whey) has drained off.Rub the saffron into the warm milk until it dissolves.Mix together the hung curds, sugar, saffron mixture and cardamom in a bowl and... - 45.8818

Boondi Laddu

GETTING READY 1) Mix sugar with 250 grams of water and make a thin syrup. Add lime juice and strain it. Keep aside overnight. MAKING 1) Mix flour, baking powder and salt together and sieve. 2) Add ghee, milk and enough water to form a thick batter. Beat... - 45.7537

Pineapple Pudding

First heat a pan, add pineapple pieces and 2 tbsp sugar. Mix it well and cook till pineapple are tender. Heat ghee in a pan and fry raisins and cashews and keep aside. In the same pan fry sooji till the raw smell has gone. Now add boiling water and... - 45.622

Petha (candied Ash Gourd)

This a traditional recipe made from the Petha, a form of sweet that is made from Ash-Pumpkins. - 45.4719

Sooji Ka Halva

Place the water, sugar, and cardamom in a saucepan and bring to a boil over medium heat. Turn the heat to low and simmer for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and set aside. Heat the oil and butter in a large, nonstick frying pan or wok over medium heat. Add... - 45.4153

Quick Kalakand (milk Cakes)

Kalakand, is very popular Indian sweet made from reduced sweetened milk and cottage cheese, originated in Uttar Pradesh. The term Kand in Kalakand is originated from the Arabic language and means sweets - 45.2484

Ras Malai

Put 1 1/2 cups of sugar and water to boil. In another pan put the milk & 1 cup sugar to boil. Make balls from paneer and flatten to make patties (1" diameter) and gently let into the boiling water. Cover with a perforated or partially covered lid. Boil for... - 45.1813

Indian Sweet

Jalebis are a popular Indian sweet that is also had with warm milk as part of breakfast. Here is a recipe that lets you master the fine art of making this delicious sweet at home. - 45.0025

Rava Saffron Kesari (sooji Saffron Kesari)

Rava Saffron Kesari is a traditional sweet. - 44.8444

Jalebi

Are you looking for a simple way to make traditional Jalebi? Then this recipe is perfect for you. Jalebi is the most popular sweet in North India. It is also known as the national sweet of India eaten during festivals, weddings or any happy occassion. Jalebi... - 44.7858

Kesar Badam Burfi

Burfis, a traditional Indian sweet made with milk, khoya and flavoring comes in varieties of shapes and forms. Burfi has been a part of many festivals and has been relished by people of all ages. - 44.6702

Rava And Coconut Laddu

MAKING 1) In a large wok, heat ghee and roast coconut until golden brown. 2) Now remove the coconut and add rava and roast until golden brown. 3) Add khoya and roast it until it is golden brown and runny consistency. 4) Add rava and other ingredients and... - 44.662

Gajjar Ka Halva

Bring the milk to a boil in a suitable heavy-based pan over medium heat. Add the carrots and cardamom, and bring to a boil again. Reduce the heat and cook, stirring frequently, until no liquid remains. Stir in the ricotta cheese, oil, and butter. Stir and... - 44.6032

Kaju Burfi

I love this Kaju Burfi recipe. Kaju Burfi is a very popular Indian sweet .Kaju Burfi is extensively used during diwali and other Indian festivals. It makes your celebration more delightful. You should try this Kaju Burfi Recipe. - 44.5372

Dal Laddu

GETTING READY 1) Soak the dal overnight. Next day, drain water and dry it a bit. Grind it into a fine paste. MAKING 2) In a large wok, heat ghee and add dal paste. Roast dal until golden brown. 3) Now add khoya and cook until it turns golden and gets... - 44.5097

Sohan Papdi

Sohan Papdi is a very popular Indian sweet . It is extensively used during diwali and other Indian festivals. It makes your celebration more delightful. Try and enjoy this sohan papdi recipe. - 44.4697

Gulab Jamun

Gulab Jamun is the most popular Indian sweet. It is extensively used during Diwali ,and other festivals. It not only sweetens your mood but also brings good luck to you. It makes your celebration more delicious . Try and enjoy this Gulab Jamun recipe. - 44.3681

Kaju Firni

Mix pounded rice in 3/4 cup milk and grind fine the nuts in rose water. Blend milk and condensed milk well together and cook for 10 mins. Add in rice paste. Cook and stir till it boils. Reduce heat and continue to cook till slightly thick. Add in nuts and... - 44.3358

Til Laddu

GETTING READY 1) Clean and wash sesame seeds. Dry them in sunlight. 2) When they are damp, rub them in a cloth to take out the skin. MAKING 3) In a large wok, melt jiggery and add all the ingredients. 4) Stir constantly until the mixture is thick. Switch... - 44.2285

Besan Ka Halwa

MAKING 1)In a wok, heat ghee and roast besan until light golden on low heat. Stir constantly. 2)Add water and stir constantly, until water is fully absorbed. 3)Fold in sugar and nuts. Mix well. 4)Cook until mixture is thick. Remove from heat and add... - 44.2178

Gajar Halwa

1- Peel and grate the carrots. 2- Fry the chopped nuts (cashew nuts, almonds, pistachio, etc.) in ghee and keep them aside. 3- Saute the grated carrots in the same ghee for a few seconds. 4- Add milk and sugar to the carrots. 5- Cook the mixture until all... - 43.7568

Imarti

This is a classic imarti recipe. Imarti is a very popular sweet in the Bihar and Up region of India . It is extensively used during Diwali and other Indian festivals . Imarti makes your celebration more delightful. You will enjoy this imarti Recipe. - 43.4067

Baath

Sift the flour together with baking powder and salt. Scrape and grind the coconuts to a very smooth and fine paste. Cream the butter and sugar together. Add the yolks to the creamed mixture one at a time, beating thoroughly after each addition. Beat the... - 43.0218

Shrikhandachi Vadai

GETTING READY 1) Make a powder to pistachios and cardamoms together. 2) Slice almonds and cashews finely. 3) Strain curd in a muslin cloth and hang it and drain all the water away. MAKING 4) When all the water is drained transfer it to a large vessel and mix... - 42.9984

Batate Chi Vadai

MAKING 1. Take a saucepan, add water and sugar into it. Cook it into syrupy form of one -thread consistency. When cooked remove it from fire, but maintain its warmth. 2. Take another heavy -bottomed vessel and heat ghee in it. Add potatoes and khoya and fry... - 42.916

Gajar Ka Halwa

Gajar Ka Halwa literally means Carrot Sweet/Halwa. Juicy Carrots are first shredded and pan fried on a low flame until they turn into a rich color and milk and sugar are added to make this mouth-watering delicacy. When served hot, Gajar Ka Halwa can melt in... - 42.7665

Anarasa

GETTING STARTED 1. Take a saucepan and fill it with water. Soak rice in it and allow it to stay there for about 72 hours. Keep on changing the water on daily basis. 2. After 72 hours, dry the rice in sunlight and pound it to fine powder. MAKING 3. Take a... - 42.7252

Semolina Halva

GETTING READY 1. Grease a ¼ inch deep baking tray with oil or ghee. MAKING 2. Put a medium heavy bottomed sauce pan over a low flame. 3. Add the semolina in the pan and dry roast it stirring frequently to prevent it from burning until it is lightly... - 42.4022

Atta Cashew Halwa

Atta halwa is a very tasty, mouth-watery sweet. Very easy sweet to make quick. Enjoy!! - 42.2736

Rava Chi Vadai

GETTING STARTED 1. Take a bowl and add cashewnuts, pistachios and almonds. Pound them coarsely. MAKING 2. Take a heavy -bottomed vessel and add rava, ghee, coconut, sugar and milk. 3. Simmer and keep on stirring until the mixture thickens and start leaving... - 42.1314

Paneer Kalakand

Very simple, easy & yummy recipe that you must try out this Diwali and serve to your family and friends. - 42.092

Berry Cake

Light, spongy and extremely delicious this Berry Cake is a true treat for those with sweet tooth. Dish out the goodness of berries to your loved ones by serving a slice of this berry cake! - 42.058

Rice Kheer

Boil the milk in a thick bottomed pan.(It is better not to do this in a non stick pan as milk becomes brown at the bottom of the pan ) if u do not have a thick bottomed pan use a pressure cooker. Grind the basmathi rice in the mixer( do not grind it finely.... - 41.9375

Chocolate Cake

This Chocolate Cake made in muffin cups is by far the best of its kind I have ever had. Incredibly delicious and lusciously inviting, make sure you try out this easy and simple chocolate cake recipe, coz, this can be a sure short cut way to win your loves... - 41.9102

Raspberry Cheese Cake

This Raspberry Cheese Cake is simply excellent and is much similar to the one you would have had in your favorite bakes. It is dead easy to make and is sure to set your taste buds rolling! - 41.8192

Baiday Ki Seviyan

Whisk eggs, till frothy. Add sugar and beat till thick. Add in the cold milk and whisk till smooth. Heat ghee, fry sultanas for a minute and remove. In the same ghee, fry the vermicelli till golden brown. Add in milk mixture and stir till thick. Add sultanas... - 41.8101

Semolina Helwa

Grease a large tray and set aside. Melt the ghee in a heavy based pan over a low heat. Add the semolina and braise slowly until golden for a few minutes, stirring continuously. Add the almonds, sugar and the nutmeg then stir again. Add the milk and stir until... - 41.5461

Kashi Halwa

Kashi halwa is one of the famous sweet dish from Southern parts of India. The recipe is made with grated winter melon. - 41.5293

Motichoor Ladoo

Approximate cook time &preparation time is mentioned.Servings too depends on the size of the ball prepared. - 41.4952

Dudhdachi Vadai

MAKING 1. Take a hard bottomed pan and add milks, almonds, cashewnuts, nutmeg and cardamoms into it and simmer until the mixture thickens. 2. Stir in sugar and cook until the mixture starts leaving the sides of a vessel. Keep on stirring continuously during... - 41.3907

Shrikhand

MAKING 1. Add curds to a piece of cloth and tie it loosely. 2. Leave the curd bags overnight or hang it for few hours until all the liquid is strained through the cloth. 3. Soften the strained curds nicely with the help of fork. Sprinkle cardamom powder and... - 41.3496

Rasgulla

Sweet,Tasty and Spongy Indian sweets (Rasgulla / Rasagulla Recipe) - 41.3457

Narayan Katar/nankhatai

Heat ghee till it melts. Seive maida and sugar in a mixing bowl and add baking soda and powdered cardamom together. Add ghee little by little and prepare a soft dough without adding water. Keep it aside with a tight lid for about 4 to 5 hours. Now... - 41.2673

Date Helawi

Break the biscuits into rough pieces about quarter of the original size. Chop the dates very finely. Melt the butter and sugar in a pan on a medium heat. Keep stirring until the sugar has dissolved and the butter has melted completely. Add the dates to this... - 41.18

Anjeer Burfi

A Diwali treat -- A special fudge made of figs, almonds, pistachios,and cashew nuts. - 41.1732

Gulab Jamun

1. Mix the kova with maida and few drops of water. Make a smooth dough and divide into small balls. 2. Mix kismis, cardamoms and cashews and ground to fine paste. 3. Soak each ball in red color, make a hole with your thumb in the middle and place ground... - 41.0223

Animal Shaped Cookies

1. Trim the flaked chocolate bars to 1 cm (1/2 inch) longer than the cakes. Cut each cake into 3 layers and sandwich with buttercream. Place the larger cake on the plate and spread with more buttercream. Position the smaller cake on top and spread with the... - 40.5545

Chum Chum

Chum chum is a very popular Bengali sweet. It is extensively used during diwali and other Indian festivals. It makes your celebration more delightful. Try and enjoy this chum chum recipe. - 40.4535

Carrot Sweet

GETTING READY 1. Using a small mortar and pestle, crush the cardamom seeds to a powder. 2. Melt butter in the microwave or in a small saucepan. MAKING 3. In a small saucepan, combine the grated carrots, nuts, sugar and milk. 4. Place the pan on a medium... - 40.2209

Coconut Burfi

Coconut Burfi is a popular Indian sweet made of pure fresh coconut. It is easy to make and less expensive as it does not require much of ghee. This Burfi is made during Diwali "The Festival of Lights". - 40.0903

Coconut Fudge

In a large heavy based saucepan. Boil the milk on a medium heat slowly. Meanwhile grease a 20 cm - 8" shallow dish with the butter. When the milk is bubbling increase the heat to a fairly high and boil briskly, stirring constantly. The milk has to thicken... - 40.064

Gari Ke Laddu

MAKING 1)In a saucepan, add khoya and roast it on low heat. 2)Add half each of the sugar and coconut. Mix well. 3)When khoya gets golden for about 10 minutes, remove from the heat. 4)Now, add the rest of the sugar and mix well. 5)In a small bowl, keep some... - 40.0109

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