Tag: fasting

Sabudana Khichdi Photography
Appetizers & Snacks, Brunch & Breakfast, Fasting Recipes

Sabudana Khichdi

Sabudana Khichdi is a popular Indian dish (Similar to Beetroot Sabudana Khichdi and Hariyali Sabudana Khichdi) during fast made from soaked Sabudana or Sago or Tapioca Pearl. It is typically prepared in parts of Western India such as Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, & Gujarat. In major towns like Mumbai, Pune, […]

Hand holding a stuffed fried snack over a plate of similar snacks with flowers in the background.
Appetizers & Snacks, Fasting Recipes

Upvas Aloo Kachori Or Buff Vada

Upvas Aloo Kachori, or Vrat Ki Kachori also known as a Buff Vada in Gujarat. It is a delightful fasting snack that has become a beloved treat during religious fasts or upvas in Maharashtra too. This crispy, savory delight is a perfect fusion of simplicity and indulgence, making it a […]

Kesar Malai Ladoo
Desserts & Sweets

Kesar Malai Ladoo

Kesar Malai Ladoo; The royal and luxurious flavor of saffron combined with the richness of paneer and condensed milk – that’s what makes these kesar malai laddus an irresistible treat. This recipe yields sweet, melt-in-your-mouth laddus bursting with cardamom scented saffron flavor. With just a few ingredients, you can create […]

Rajgira Sheera
Desserts & Sweets, Fasting Recipes

Rajgira Sheera Or Rajgira Halwa

Rajgira Sheera Or Rajgira Halwa is a beloved dessert from north India cuisine that is often prepared during fasts and festivals. Rajgira, also known as amaranth, is a gluten-free ancient grain that is considered an allowed ingredient when fasting in Hindu customs. It is traditionally used to make nutritious flatbreads/puris […]

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe
Desserts & Sweets, Fasting Recipes

Panchamrit or Panchamrut Recipe

Panchamrit also known as a Panchamrut, it is a mixture of five foods – milk, yogurt, honey, ghee, and sugar – that is used in Hindu and Jain worship, puja, and abhisheka (consecration ritual). It is often offered during pooja (prayer ritual) and then distributed as prasad (blessed food offering). […]