- By Prerna Targhotra
- Thu, 24 Aug 2023 09:52 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Raksha Bandhan 2023 Delicacies: The special occasion of Raksha Bandhan is just a few days ahead and the country is immersed in the preparations of this festival. This year, Rakhi will be celebrated on August 30 across the country. Rakhi is one of the most anticipated festivals that celebrates the beautiful bond that brothers and sisters share. From tying sacred threads known as ‘rakhi’, to family get-togethers to enjoy delicious meals, Raksha Bandhan is celebrated with great festivities. Here are some drool-worthy delicacies that you can prepare on Rakhi and enjoy with your family and friends.
Watch the video below to know about the timings for tying Rakhi on Raksha Bandhan 2023:
1. Ghewar
It is a popular Rajasthani cuisine which is made with ghee, sugar syrup and flour. It is a disc-shaped sweet delicacy that will surely leave you craving for more. There are many varieties of ghewar including plain, mava and malai ghewar that let you experience a fusion of different flavours.
2. Coconut Ladoo
Another delicacy you can include in your Rakhi menu is coconut ladoo. They are extremely easy to make at home and are prepared with minimum ingredients. The method of preparing coconut ladoo includes fresh coconut, condensed milk, sugar and cardamom. You can top the coconut ladoo with saffron or dry fruits to enhance their appearance and taste.
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3. Kheer
Kheer is a traditional Indian dessert made frequently and on every occasion. It is a kind of dessert which is amazing in taste and is cooked quickly in simple steps. Simply delicious, creamy and mouthwatering, Kheer is the most craved Indian dessert on any occasion.
4. Gulab Jamun
As soon as we hear gulab jamun, don't our taste buds crave them? Gulab Jamun are sweet treats that originated from Persia and now are one of the most popular sweet delicacies in India. The main ingredients for making gulab jamun include flour, saffron and sugar syrup.
5. Malpua
They are traditional North Indian pancakes that you can easily make in the comfort of your home. The ingredients to make malpua include all-purpose flour, curd, spices, khoya (dried milk solids) and nuts. You can make Malpua at your home this Dussehra and enjoy the celebrations. Malpua is a desi ghee-dipped traditional Indian dessert recipe that is quite easy to make and tastes delicious.