If you've been following my recipes, you know I love giving classic Indian sweets a simple, modern twist. Makhana Burfi is a perfect example! Soft, cardamom-and-rose infused, and effortlessly luxurious, this easy Indian dessert blends the nutty richness of kaju katli with the tropical sweetness of coconut burfi. The roasted makhana gives this burfi a […]

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Carrot Sheera is a warm, comforting Indian dessert that turns the simplest ingredients into something truly festive. Made with fine semolina, ghee, and sweet grated carrots, this quick halwa comes together in under 30 minutes and instantly fills the kitchen with the most inviting aroma. It's homely yet celebratory; the kind of sweet that feels […]

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These Malai Modaks are the ultimate festive shortcut! Made with creamy ricotta instead of traditional khoya, they're soft, rich, and absolutely melt-in-your-mouth. Perfect for Ganesh Chaturthi, or roll them into laddus or pedas for any celebration, even those last-minute dessert cravings! Traditional Malai Modak is usually made with fresh khoya (mawa), but let's be real-khoya […]

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If you are looking for an Indian sweet, refined sugar-free, nutrient-dense, and quick to make, Sattu Laddu is the answer. Naturally sweetened with dates, these melt-in-the-mouth laddus are made with roasted chickpea flour (sattu atta), nuts, saffron, and aromatic spices. I learned this recipe from my mom during her visit this summer, and it instantly […]

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