Every year, as the festive season approaches, home kitchens and sweet shops buzz with activity. But, over the last few years, it is the kitchens in rural India that have been busy prepping months ...

There's a lot more to Diwali than just launching fireworks, eating Indian sweets and lighting divas. Four religions celebrate ...

ANDOVER — A new spot downtown is serving up authentic Indian sweets and a taste of modern cuisine in line with one of the cafe owner’s missions to show there’s more to Indian cooking than ...

She prepared the drink with a touch of lime juice and rimmed the serving glass with some edible glitter. "Make a glass extra ...

Diwali, the festival of lights, is fast approaching, celebrating the triumph of light over darkness, hope over despair, and knowledge over ignorance. Diwali celebrates food, fireworks, love, light ...

Diwali, known for its association with traditional sweets symbolizing joy and prosperity, can be celebrated by making six classic sweets at home. Recipes include Gulab Jamun, Besan Ladoo, Kaju ...

A traditional Indian sweet crafted from gram flour (besan) and ghee. This delightful treat is commonly made during Diwali and is often offered during Lakshmi puja. Gajar Ka Halwa, also known as ...

GEORGE TOWN: Various preparations are going on in conjunction with Deepavali on Oct 31, but nothing is sweeter than the presence of traditional Indian cakes, sweets and snacks in celebrating the ...

As Deepavali draws near, Singapore lights up with vibrant colours, lively kolam, and the enticing scent of mithai—traditional Indian sweets. These treats are more than just desserts. They’re symbols ...

As part of the ritual, women prepare a special meal known as the sargi thali before sunrise, which includes delicious sweets to energize them for the day ahead. Here are six delectable Indian ...

The best part of the festive season is sweets — lots ... caramel triangle with Indian-inspired flavours. “The coconut shortbread base in the caramel triangle reminds me of tea-shop coconut ...

Image Source : INDIAN ARMY Soldiers of the Indian and Chinese Army exchange sweets at the Chushul-Moldo border meeting point on the occasion of Diwali. As the border disengagement near eastern ...