Karwa Chauth will be celebrated on November 1, 2023. On this auspicious day, married women observe fast throughout the day and end it only after worshipping the moon at night
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From sooji ka halwa to phirni, here are five sweets you can prepare at home this Karwa Chauth
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Seviyan
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This sweet delicacy is made with vermicelli, milk, sugar and dry fruits. You can garnish it with a few saffron strands
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Rasmalai
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Rasmalai is one of the popular Indian desserts. It is made with flattened chenna balls that are cooked in sweetened milk and flavoured with saffron or cardamom
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Phirni
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A sweet pudding made from rice cooked with sugar, milk and saffron. It is flavoured with cardamom and topped with crunchy nuts like almonds and pistachios
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Sooji ka halwa
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Sooji ka halwa is one of the most popular halwas. It is made with semolina (sooji), cardamom, saffron strands, sugar and desi ghee
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Kaju barfi
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Kaju barfi is a quintessential Indian sweet for festivals and celebratory occasions. It is made with cashews, milk and khoya