By Shreya Goswami
October 10, 2023
Image Credit: Freepik
For Gujaratis everywhere, dancing Raas Garba and Dandiya through the night is a major way of worshiping Goddess Durga during Navratri 2023. Here are some high-energy foods you can eat to have great Garba nights.
Image Credit: Freepik
Simple and unsalted dry fruits like apricots, figs, dates, prunes, cashews and almonds can be consumed before Garba begins.
Image Credit: Pixabay
Roast some makhanas and sprinkle with sendha namak for the perfect high-energy treat before dancng Garba all night.
Image Credit: iStock
Made with plenty of nuts and seeds these laddoos are now easily available as a vrat-friendly power food across India.
Image Credit: Freepik
Simply toast some peanuts and pack them up for a crunchy, high-energy treat to fuel yourself through the night.
Toasted chips made with millet flours like rajgira, bajra, jowar or ragi make for a powerful snack during Navratri.
Image Credit: iStock
Prepared with plenty of dry fruits, nuts, seeds and molten jaggery, this treat is a must-have during Garba nights.
Instead of poha or cornflakes, make a chivda with rajgira seeds, peanuts and pumpkin seeds for a quick snack.
Made with pearl millet flour and tempered with curry leaves, this vrat-friendly snack is a must before Garna nights start.
Image Credit: Freepik