Bakrid or Eid-al-Adha is on 1st August, 2020, in India. The festival marks the culmination of the holy Hajj pilgrimage by Muslim community. Good food is customary to the festival of Eid-al-Adha, and succulent mutton delicacies are traditionally prepared on this day. Desserts are also an absolute must-have on the festive occasion of Eid, which is why we have collated some delicious sweets for you. The simple yet aromatic rose flavour in these recipes makes them a class apart. From Gulab Phirni to a simple Rose Chikki, these flavourful treats will lend a sweet touch to your Bakrid celebrations.
Here Are 5 Rose-Based Desserts To Celebrate Eid-al-Adha:
Almond and rose is a match made in heaven, and this wonderful Kheer preparation is testimony to the fact.
Phirni is a classic Indian dessert which never goes out of style. Try this delicious recipe with a rosy twist!
(Also Read: Bakrid 2020: Date And Significance Of Eid-Al-Adha And Foods To Celebrate)
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Rice in dessert is a heavenly combination that you just can't go wrong with. How about some rose petals with it for Eid-al-Adha?
4. Gulab Chikki
This power-packed dry fruit chikki has just a hint of rose petals for an interesting new edge to your Eid celebrations.
(Also Read: Bakrid 2020: Make Juicy Kalmi Chicken Kebab To Kickstart The Feast With Your Loved Ones)
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Yes, potatoes can be used to make desserts too! Try this delicious festive dessert for an Eid treat like never before.
These wonderful rose-flavoured desserts will lend a brand new edge to your Eid festivities. So, get prepping for Eid-al-Adha and celebrate with these indulgent treats!
Eid Mubarak!
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