Whenever we think of a lavish Gujarati thali, all those fancy dishes come to our mind and but one thing that needs a special appreciation is the Gujarati desserts. From basundi to shrikhand to ...

Diwali calls for a time of harmony and sweetness all around and the perfect way to celebrate that is by indulging in unique desserts. Here are 5 Gujarati desserts that truly capture the essence of the ...

Made with broken wheat, lapsi makes for a grear dessert option. Are you one of those dessert-lovers who just can't resist slurping at the mere mention of one? There's no denying that desserts make us ...

Gujarat is known for its diverse cuisine, which ranges from tangy snacks like khandvi to sweet dishes like shrikhand. From lavish shudh vegetarian thalis to jalebi fafda, who isn't familiar with the ...

Gujarat serves an exquisite blend of traditional dishes and unique preparation methods which is ideal for every meal. If you are planning to make the most of your weekend then, try these 8 Gujarati ...

Gujarat is known for its diverse cuisine, which ranges from spicy appetisers like khandvi to sweet meals like shrikhand. From lavish shudh vegetarian thalis to jalebi ‘fafdas’, who isn’t familiar with ...

Lapsi is a Gujarati dessert that is super easy and quick to prepare at home and just too delicious to resist. Curd's role in the several sweet and savoury preparations merits a chronicle of its own.

Traditional Gujarati desserts like Adadiya Pak are usually made in the winter. It contains an ideal ratio of protein, carbs, and healthy fats because it is cooked with a range of nutrient-dense ...

A Gujarati traditional sweet dish made with wheat flour, ghee, and jaggery that is flavoured with cardamom and garnished with nuts. Also known as Surati Ghari, Ghari is a sweet Gujarati dish made from ...

With the vibrant kites in the sky, Gujarat comes alive with the festive spirit of Uttarayan 2025! This festival marks the beginning of the Sun’s journey towards the northern hemisphere. With this ...

Whether it is Diwali, Dassera, Holi, Ganpati, Onam, Lohri or any other festival, have you noticed how Indians make specific festive recipes for specific festivals? Each of these festivals is ...