Every Indian celebration is incomplete without a touch of sweetness. Sweets highlight every festival# in the country since they add a hint of festive spirit with every bite. Now that one of the biggest Indian festivals, Diwali is just around the corner, markets have started to light up and are full of sweets of all kinds. Colourful rangolis, diyas, colourful lights and all things decorative are a part of Diwali festivities that adorn our homes. Besides, that it is the dessert table with the maximum eyes on it, this year the festival of lights is falling on 4th November 2021 and while the celebrations might happen with certain restrictions due to the pandemic, who said we need to restrict on the sweet intake?

Feasting is crucial to Diwali, and we are not compromising on the desserts ever. Traditionally, desserts like Kheer and Besan Ladoos are seen prominently at Diwali parties. In addition, the exchange of sweets such as Kaju Katli, a variety of barfis and chocolates are also a huge part of Diwali giftings. So we thought, why don’t you prepare those staple, most favourite sweets at home and impress your guests? If you are looking to make this Diwali a personalised affair with your close ones, our recipes for sweet treats that you can prepare and gift or serve are just the perfect way.

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Think of decadent gulab jamuns, quintessential kaju katli, delicious kheer, and so much more. 

1. Kaju Katli

One of the most loved sweets, kaju katli, is always a winner on the table. Barfis made with cashew nuts, kaju katli is one of the most popular gifts during the Diwali season. So this time, surprise your family and friends with some homemade barfis that are sure to leave them drooling. 

2. Easy Gulab Jamun

Tempting khoya balls dipped in sugar syrup, no matter how full you are, you can always make space for these. Gulab Jamun is a warm, decadent and comforting treat that you can easily make at home. 

3. Badam Kheer

Fragrant rice simmered in whole milk sweetened with sugar and cooked with almond paste and saffron makes this badam ki kheer the perfect dish for Diwali festivities. 

4. Shahi Tukda

Shahi Tukda is a crispy and delicious treat that can impress everyone at your Diwali party.

5. Besan Ladoo

Just four ingredients are what you need to prepare this mouth-watering treat at home. Besan combined with almond meal and ghee makes for balls of goodness you won’t be able to resist.