Indian Birthday Party recipes

Indian Birthday Recipes. Birthday parties today are grand affairs. Gone are the days when kids would just come over, burst balloons, cut a cake, relish a slice of it with samosa or chips, and end the evening playing outside. Be it for children or adults, today’s Indian birthday parties are more elaborate, requiring more attention to details like  entertainment and of course, food. It can be quite a challange what food to serve for an Indian birthday party?

Almond Til Chikki

Lets see what to serve for a quick Indian birthday party?

If the party is early in the evening, you can plan a supper of Khada Pav Bhaji  or Chinese Pav Bhaji, Macaroni Hot Pot, Creamy Pumpkin Risotto, Rava Dosa  or Sada Dosa  with Coconut Chutney and Sambhar, or Sindhi Dal Pakwan – basically one-dish meals or those that require minimal accompaniments.

 Chinese Pav Bhaji

Lets see what sweets to serve for a Indian birthday party?

If you are going for just two sweets, try to plan for one traditional and one innovative option.

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Say, the Besan Ladoo and Mango Kheer and Mohanthal, or Gulab Jamun and Orange Sandesh.

Besan Laddoo

Lets see what snacks to serve for a Indian birthday party?

Sandwiches are amongst the most common birthday party snacks. Although it is too common and repetitive, it is a safe dish to include in the menu because even a kid who doesn’t like anything else will settle for a sandwich.

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You could go for the usual Vegetable Sandwich or try something more attractive like the Pinwheel Sandwiches or Indian Railways Veg Cutlet Sandwich. Adventurously, you can even go for the South Indian Style Bread Upma.

Pinwheel Sandwiches