Diwali Delicacies

The super-fit Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who believes in clean eating, binged on every delicacy at the Diwali party

Diwali 2021: From chaat to samosa and chole bhature - we make different types of dishes during the festival and enjoy those delicacies with friends and families.

Diwali 2020: Simple diet and lifestyle changes can help stay fit during the festive season. Here are some tips from the expert that you must follow to enjoy the festivities to the fullest.

Diwali 2021: Bingeing on the traditional delicacies of the festival may wreak havoc on your waistline as most of the Diwali delights are loaded with sugar and fat that only adds to the calorie load.

Diwali 2022: Wondering what to prepare for your grand Diwali party at home? We are here with the best of Indian chefs sharing their best festive recipes with you!

There's a range of traditional delicacies that you can indulge this festive season, Matar kachori could be one of them.

Diwali 2018: Chakli, kachori, matthri, shakkar paare, namake paare, etc are all commonly consumed foods during Diwali. Rujuta Diwekar says that including these foods in your diet during Diwali helps in maintaining gut health. Read here to know more...

DIwali 2022: India is often called the land of festivals, and none of these festivals are complete without a good dose of their signature festive delicacies

Diwali 2020: They are made with edible gold or silver metal and are flavourless, but they do make a dish look appealing.

This delicious dessert is a Rajasthani delicacy popularly made during the festival of Teej. It is disc-shaped sweet made with all purpose flour and soaked in sugar syrup.

The most popular festive delicacy here's for you the Panjiri recipe. Flour cooked with dry fruits, makhanas and gond (gum crystals).

The super-fit Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who believes in clean eating, binged on every delicacy at the Diwali party

Diwali 2021: From chaat to samosa and chole bhature - we make different types of dishes during the festival and enjoy those delicacies with friends and families.

Diwali 2020: Simple diet and lifestyle changes can help stay fit during the festive season. Here are some tips from the expert that you must follow to enjoy the festivities to the fullest.

Diwali 2021: Bingeing on the traditional delicacies of the festival may wreak havoc on your waistline as most of the Diwali delights are loaded with sugar and fat that only adds to the calorie load.

Diwali 2022: Wondering what to prepare for your grand Diwali party at home? We are here with the best of Indian chefs sharing their best festive recipes with you!

There's a range of traditional delicacies that you can indulge this festive season, Matar kachori could be one of them.

Diwali 2018: Chakli, kachori, matthri, shakkar paare, namake paare, etc are all commonly consumed foods during Diwali. Rujuta Diwekar says that including these foods in your diet during Diwali helps in maintaining gut health. Read here to know more...

DIwali 2022: India is often called the land of festivals, and none of these festivals are complete without a good dose of their signature festive delicacies

Diwali 2020: They are made with edible gold or silver metal and are flavourless, but they do make a dish look appealing.

This delicious dessert is a Rajasthani delicacy popularly made during the festival of Teej. It is disc-shaped sweet made with all purpose flour and soaked in sugar syrup.

The most popular festive delicacy here's for you the Panjiri recipe. Flour cooked with dry fruits, makhanas and gond (gum crystals).