Diwali is a festival not just for lights, lamps and firecrackers, but for some mouth-watering delights as well. Each region of India has its own traditional variety of sweets made specifically for this festival. Bottomline is that we get a good opportunity to eat lots of sweets :)
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Mysore Pak (The one in the middle of the picture)
Diamond Cuts (The diamond shaped pieces)
Adhirasam
Rava Paniyaram
Laddu
Channa Dal Vadai (This is the only kaara that I made)
1 comment:
hey Alak, you made so many for Diwali!! I would love to try athirasam. I love it but dont know how to make:) very nice.
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