Diwali special Recipes
Hello friends. Diwali is only 8-9 days away and I am sure you all must have made some plans for diwali special recipes you are going to make this Diwali. Believe me my hubby made the list even before we made the house cleaning list;-)

We try to make some new sweets and snacks on Diwali but there are some sweets that are always there. Each family has their own set of favorite sweets and snacks. most of these recipes I am sharing today are in that list.

I have joined blog hop organised by shruti from Artsycraftsymom.com where many bloggers are sharing there Diwali posts. There are some recipes blogs, some craft blogs and book review blogs too. So please take a look at links to other blogs in the end of the post and visit the ones you find interesting 🙂

Here is a list of Most popular Diwali Recipes

Diwali Sweets

Kaju Katli

I have started making these at home from last Diwali only but these were a staple at home during festivals and we used to buy these from sweets shops. Not any more 😉

Gunjiya
Need I say more? Gunjiya is a must at Diwali and Holi.

Atte ke Ladoo

I am sure you all are already making these. Here is how we make it.

Nariyal Ladoo
These are my family’s latest favorite. 3 ingredients. No fuss. No hassle. Soft juicy Ladoos

Besan ki Barfi
Making sugar syrup/chashni could be tricky. This recipe uses plain sugar.

Kalakand
Very easy to make and healthy too

Rasgulla
If you want to stay away from fat laden sweets then rasgulla’s are the perfect sweet to  make.

Boondi ke Ladoo
this is one of those recipes which once you start making you can not understand why you have not tried them earlier.

Choco Mawa Rolls
Kids love these. They can even help you in making these and cutting pinwheels. And they just love the way it looks or tastes for that matter.

Sandesh with Nutella

Now who can say no to Sandesh that too filled with nutella.

 

Diwali snacks/savories

Besan ki Sev
crunchy, crisp, yummy. Your kids will love these

Achaari Mathri
No need to serve achaar with these Mathris as they already have achaar ka masala in them. Hassle free.

Bhakarwadi
bite sized, spicy, tangy, sweet and sour. Bhakarwadi is a medley of flavors. Once you eat these you will fall in love with them surely

Roasted sweet and spicy nuts
Healthy, elegant. Rather than frying lightly roast them in microwave and spices according to your taste.

 

Come join a set of fabulous bloggers sharing their Diwali moments , easy Crafts, DIY ideas, Recipes and book recommendations with you .

Starting from today till Diwali and beyond, each one of us will be writing a post related to Diwali.

Participating blogs

Artsy Craftsy mom . Reading Rabbits Library . Food and fads . Cherish Dream Live . My little Moppet . On-board the Mommyship . Roohi’s Collection . Colours Dekor . Bumps n Baby  . Hello Mommyhood . A spoonfull of ideas . CraftIsland . The Keybunch . ParentingMantras . Whats Cooking Mom . Orange kitchens . Quilts & Quills . Fun Activities for Children . Something’s cooking . Obsessivemom . The Design Enthusiast . Fantastic Feathers . Little aadi ali

So sit back, relax and check out all the fabulous Diwali Dhamaka posts from our participating blogs in the linky.

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