Traditional indian sweets

FSSAI has launched a nationwide quality survey of khoya and mawa used for making traditional Indian sweets in the wake of the ongoing festive season.

This rabri malai roll recipe video offers us a quicker and easier way to make the popular Bengali dessert. You need just a handful of common ingredients to make this dish.

Khaja is a traditional layered sweet that is popularly consumed in Odisha, especially during the festival time. Try this easy khaja recipe.

Panjiri is a ladoo-like sweet that is rich, succulent and one of the most comforting foods that can help us wade through those freezing days ahead. It is made with whole wheat flour (atta), clarified ...

Here we present to you an easy recipe that will teach you how to make milk cake perfectly in your own kitchen

Coconut barfi is not just astoundingly delicious, it is also healthy.

Chocolate Ladoo Recipe: Ladoo is a festival-special traditional Indian sweet and when made in chocolate flavour, it's definitely going to be a huge hit in your Rakhi fiesta.

Balushahi is a traditional Indian sweet that is perfect to prepare during the festive season.

Winter-special pinni gets a new version. This Kabuli pinni will lelev up your love for this traditional Indian sweet.

In this particular recipe, instead of preparing the complete dish with milk, sweet potato is added to bring the creamy texture of the dish.