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The festive season has already begun in India and Diwali is ‘The Festival of Sweets’ and here’s a variety of Easy Indian Diwali Sweets to enjoy. The more sweets the merrier, you cannot just stop at one and they come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. There is an old saying in India that ‘People will eat half of their food and keep space for desserts cause as Indians we looooove our sweets! Especially, in Diwali, most of the sweet shops, start preparing for almost double/triple the number of sweets they normally make and trust me they all get sold. There are times when a couple of really famous shops literally have lines of people buying sweets or a particularly sweet So, we bring for you, some of the Famous Indian Sweets that you can easily make at home for Diwali. So if you are looking for Easy Indian dessert recipes for dinner parties or simple sweet recipes with few ingredients, then this is a great place to start with. These recipes have ‘step by step’ options to make them and some of them are easy dessert recipes with pictures. And the Best part about making your own sweet is that you can control the amount of sugar or any other ingredient that goes in it. (Check Our Latest DIWALI Special Recipes Post that has appetizer, entree, desserts and drinks).
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Here’s our Indian Diwali Dessert pick:
Gulkand Rabri (Rose flavored Milk Pudding)
Gulkand Rabri or Rabdi is a delicious dessert made with thickened milk and Gulkand. Gulkand is an Indian mix of roses with sugar and sweet flavors.
Chana Dal Burfi (Split Pea Lentil Fudge)
Melt-in-your-mouth sweet, made with split chickpeas and delicately laced with cardamom. A fudgy, nutty piece of heaven.
Shahi Saffron Pistachio Seviyan
Thick & creamy seviyan recipe that’s filled with the aromatic and delicious flavors of saffron, pistachio, almond and rosewater for that Perfect Festive dessert.
Malai Chum-Chum (Spongy Milk Fudge)
This sweet has a texture similar to rasgullas and is rich due to the addition of malai and the stuffing in it.
Microwave Besan Ladoo
Hands down the MOST Famous Indian Dessert that’s made in any and every occasion especially festivals. Made using Chickpea, sugar, ghee and nuts.
Rava-Laddu (Semolina Fudge)
A sweet made with semolina & sugar. Perfect for Diwali or any other festival.
Moong Dal Halwa (Lentil Pudding)
Made using (husked green lentil) redolent from the desi ghee and almonds will surely remind you of your fondest childhood memories.
Instant Coconut Ladoo
3 ingredients and doesn’t involve much cooking. This recipe makes 15 medium size ladoo that can be stored in the fridge for 3 days.
Mango Kulfi
Made using milk, mango and nuts.
Carrot Burfi (Fudge)
Carrot and Besan (chickpea) flour fudge.
Quick Bengali Sandesh (Indian Fudge Sweet)
Indian Milk Fudge: absolutely divine & equally easy recipe to make Bengali Sandesh
Poha-Coconut Ladoo (Rice-Coconut Ladoo)
Beaten Rice and Coconut Balls
Gulab Jamun Parfait
A luscious yet healthy Diwali dessert recipe made using gulab jamun, yogurt, cream and lots of love.
Pumpkin Burfi (Fudge)
Burfi is an Indian fudge made with milk combined with besan or mawa. This one includes pumpkin.
Gulabi Kalakand (Rose Flavored Ricotta Fudge)
Rose Water flavored ricotta sweet is a light and soft Indian dessert that’s extremely easy to make at home.
Quinoa – Apple Kheer (Pudding)
Healthy quinoa apple kheer is a low-calorie Indian festival dessert, full of fiber and nutrition.
Indian Sesame Peanut Brittle
Quick Indian dessert made using peanuts, sesame, jaggery and ghee.
Gajar ka Halwa (Indian Carrot Pudding)
Indian carrot pudding made using carrot, milk, ghee and nuts.
So I hope you get to enjoy these delicious Easy Indian Diwali Sweets recipes – #diwalisweets Enjoy them with your loved ones and tag us using #easycookingwithmolly or @easycookingwithmolly when you make our recipes.
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