Dussehra Sweets

Sweets had during Dussehra are 

1. Mango Shrikhand, Aamrakhand

Mango Shrikhand, Aamrakhand

2. Shrikhand

Shrikhand, Kesar Elaichi Shrikhand

3. Puri

Puris ( How To Make Pooris )

4. Basundi

Basundi

5. Puran Poli

Puran Poli, Maharashtrian Puran Poli Recipe

6. Katachi Amti/Alavani had with puran poli

Katachi Amti

7. Paal Payasam

Paal Payasam, South Indian Rice Kheer

8. Sevaiiyan, Sevaiiyan Kheer

Low Fat Seviyan Kheer, Low Calorie Vermicelli Kheer

5 popular Dussehra Snacks

Snacks had during Dussehra are from palak pakora to upvaas thalipeeth.

5 popular Dussehra Snacks.

1. Kanda Bhaji  

Kanda Bhaji, Pyaz Ke Pakode, Kanda Bhajiya

2. Palak Pakora 

Palak Pakora, Palak Pakoda

3. Mirchi Vada

Mirchi Vada

4. Puri Bhaji 

 Puri Bhaji, Poori Bhaji, Aloo Puri Recipe

5. Upvaas thalipeeth

Upvaas Thalipeeth

Dussehra Rice Recipes

Rice recipes had during Dussehra.

3 popular rice recipes during Dussehra

1. Varan bhaat

Varan Bhaat

2. Masala Bhaat

Masala Bhaat, Maharashtrian Masala Bhaat Health Recipe

3. Vegetable Pulao

Although different parts of the country have different reasons and different ways of celebrating Navratri, it is nevertheless a pan-Indian festival!

Vegetable Pulao

During Navratri, women invite each other to their homes for haldi-kumkum. There are pujas and recitals in houses as well as community centres, and the region is constantly buzzing with activity! In North India, people celebrate the victory of Rama over Ravana. While people perform pujas and Ramayan recitals and observe fasts during the initial days of Navratri, the last few days are celebrated as a community event culminating in the burning of Ravana’s effigy on Vijayadasami.

Panchamrut Subzi recipe

Eastern India celebrates Dusshera as Durga Puja, an event that has gained international acclaim. People from all over the world flock to Bengal to watch the grandeur with which Maa Shakthi is celebrated.

All over India, Dusshera is a busy time. Women, especially, have multiple dimensions to handle, from the pujas and religious activities to social gatherings and of course, fasting too! Like feasting, fasting is an art too. While fasting properly is a great way to cleanse your body and tone your soul, doing it wrong can make you tired and irritable. Nothing can be worse than doing it wrong for nine days at a stretch!

Shakarkand Ka Halwa, Faraal Sweet Potato Halwa Recipe

Here we share with you loads of recipes, which adhere to religious guidelines while also being nourishing and tasty enough to serve to guests too. Once you know which ingredients are to be avoided, you can comfortably replace them with permitted ingredients and prepare tasty foods, ranging from snacks and sweets to one-pot meals. Generally, grains like rice and wheat, and sea-salt are avoided.

Instead, flours like singhada atta, milk products, potatoes and fruits are consumed. Several interesting dishes can also be prepared with these ingredients. This article provides an appropriate selection of khichdi (one-pot meal), thalipeeth, pancakes and kadhi recipes for you to fast healthily. Enjoy these soulful recipes, and serve them with love and care to your guests too!

Singhada Sheera, Farali Singhara Halwa, Vrat Recipe

Try our Dussehra Recipes, Dussehra Sweets, Snacks, Kadhi and  other Indian festival recipes.

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2. 78 Navratri Vrat Recipe
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5. 89 Maha Shivaratri Recipe
6. 16 Paryushan Recipes
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8. 183 Ganesh Chaturthi Recipe
Happy Cooking!