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Easy recipe to make ladoos from besan and sooji. This is a standard dessert made during festival times like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali and is a crowd pleaser.

Dudhi Thepla is a famous Gujarati dish for the breakfast or an evening snack….Try this simple recipe and enjoy!

Have some paapdi, khaja or mathri left after diwali? And no one ready to eat anymore? Then try this yummy mathri paapdi chaat and see it disappear from your kitchen in seconds 🙂

Methi Thepla is a special staple diet in Gujarat and is loved by everyone…It is a very tasty treat to be taken during travel or in tiffin , eaten with pickle and enjoy your meal!

Why buy chocolates when you can make them yourself at your home?! Here is a simple and easy recipe of homemade chocolates. Give a try and I’m sure you are going to love it.

Why buy paneer from shop when you can make your own. At least that way you will know that there is no adulteration. And then you can use different herbs to make the paneer tastier.

Who doesn’t love chocolate ? Raise your hand. Seriously anyone? And who doesn’t love nuts coated with coconut powder and dipped in rich dark chocolate..? !! sounds irresistible right? Make these irresistible choconut pops today and satisfy your call for sweet tooth.

Mohan thal is an authentic Gujarati sweet prepared specially during Diwali.Its one of the signature desserts prepared in almost every household during festivals..

Paan and Nariyal (Betel leaves and coconut) are auspicious for any pooja in Indian custom tradition. So using paan and nariyal, here is a new innovative but very traditional dish of Ladoos. Enjoy this in diwali festive season.

If you like caramel, then this simple recipe is for you. It literally tickles your taste buds .It is so appealing and is the perfect dessert for Diwali season!

Chiwda mixture is a yummy snack that is irresistible, addictive, unstoppable and all time favorite of all. Once you start munching it, it becomes difficult to stop munching. Enjoy this chiwda with Your friends and family on Diwali.

Bhakarwadi is a traditional sweet and spicy tea time snack said to have originated from Maharashtra. It can be stored for weeks and enjoyed as a tea time snack!