My collection of mouth watering appetizers, main course and sweets to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights.
Diwali or Deepavali is a five day celebration which includes praying Goddess Lakshmi, visiting family and friends, lighting diya (lamps), fire works and enjoying good food. This year Diwali is celebrated on Sunday, Nov 12, 2023.
Food plays a major part through out the celebrations. Sharing my collection of appetizers, main course, sweets and snacks which can be made as a part of your Diwali celebration.
More Diwali recipe ideas –
Diwali sweets under 30 minutes
Diwali sweets under 15 minutes
Diwali Recipes
Chaat served in the form of a dip with papdi ( crispy cracker). This make ahead dip is a great appetizer which will be loved by your friends and family.
This Peanut Chaat is a tasty and refreshing Indian style salad made with roasted peanuts. Its crunchy, spicy, sweet and tangy flavors will surely tingle your taste buds
Masala Vada is crispy, deep fried tea time snack from South India. Its traditionally made with chana dal but today I am sharing the masala vada recipe made with toor dal.
Corn Flakes Cereal Chivda is a healthy alternative to the traditional deep fried chivda. It’s a savory snack with mild spices, crunchy nuts and slightly sweet cereal.
Crescent Samosa is the baked version of samosa made with crescent rolls. Buttery crescent is filled with a spicy potato filling and baked till golden crisp. A prefect appetizer for your upcoming party.
Poha Vada (flattened rice fritters ) is a quick and easy snack or appetizer, ready in under 20 minutes.
Indian Style Potato Sliders that are spicy, sweet, tangy and cheesy. A great fusion recipe where Indian street food is served in slider form.
Poha Vada (flattened rice fritters ) is a quick and easy snack or appetizer, ready in under 20 minutes.
Rice Cereal Chivda is a healthy take on the Popular deep fried Chivda recipe.
Hope you enjoy these recipes and if you do try them leave me a comment below. Would love to hear your feedback!
Wishing everyone a Very Happy Diwali!
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