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Navratri sweets recipes | Dussehra sweets

Published: Oct 10, 2018 · Modified: May 3, 2020

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Collection of Navratri sweets recipes – Navratri also spelled as Navaratri, is a Hindu festival celebrated during autumn every year. Goddess Durga is worshiped in nine forms during the nine nights (and ten days) of navratri. Each day of navratri is dedicated to different avatars of the goddess Durga. On the 10th day, Dussehra/Dasara is celebrated symbolizing the victory of good over evil.

Worshiping the goddess, playing dandiya, visiting family and friends to see golu (dolls display), wearing a specific color of attire each day, enjoying the festive food are some of the many celebrations during navratri.

In addition to the sweet recipes i am sharing below, please do check my Navratri sundal collection – Sundal Recipes

Kosambari (Indian Salad’s) recipes ,

Makara Sankranthi Recipes,

raksha bandhan recipes

Holi Recipes

15 navratri sweet recipes

Sharing my collection of navratri sweets recipes- some are traditional recipes, few are vrat recipes and some simple recipes.  Make whatever you are comfortable with, pray to the goddess and share with friends and family. That is the true spirit of any festival.

check out video recipes of some of the sweets I am sharing today, in my you tube channel – Madhu’s Everyday Indian

Collection of 15 Navratri sweet recipes / Dussehra sweets

Wheat Flour & Nuts Ladoo – also called as aata ladoo  is a healthy and nutritious ladoo made with whole wheat flour and nuts.

wheat and nuts ladoo recipe

Instant Pot Rice Kheer- 

Kheer, is a creamy and delicious Indian dessert served at weddings, temples or at any festive occasions. Rice Kheer is a Indian style rice pudding made with the basic pantry ingredients and flavored with saffron and cardamom.

instant pot kheer garnished with almonds, raisins and saffron

Almond Halwa – a rich and tasty halwa recipe from South India. Its made with blanched almonds, milk and sugar. Its one of the best halwas you will ever taste. Make this special divine dessert for Diwali, Navratri, Ganesha chaturthi or any occasion.

easy almond halwa made with almond flour, sugar and milk. #halwa #almond #indian #sweets

Puran Poli/Bobbatlu – a sweet flat bread stuffed with a mixture of dal (lentil), coconut and jaggery.  Its a very popular dish made during festivals in the states of Maharashtra, Andhra and Karnataka.

puran poli also called obbatu and bobbatlu

suji halwa

 

suji aur aate ka halwa – halwa/sheera recipe made with semolina and whole wheat flour.

semolina wheat halwa or suji aur aate ka halwa is a indian sweet made with rava and wheat flour. sheera is a easy recipe made for festivals or religious occasions. #halwa #sheera #madhuseverydayindian #indiansweets

cracked wheat halwa – also called dalia sheera is a nutritous sweet recipe.

cracked wheat halwa

Instant coconut laddoo – easy coconut laddoo made in five minutes, with video.

coconut ladoo recipe with condensed milk

Paneer Kheer –  a tasty Kheer from north India. Kheer or payasam is a milk based sweets made with milk, paneer, sugar and nuts.

how to make quick and easy paneer kheer recipe. Paneer kheer is a indian dessert made with cottage cheese. Its a easy seet recipe to make for diwali, navratri and holi. #kheer #paneer #cottagecheese #diwali #indiansweet

Dry Fruits & Dates Modak – This simple and easy modak recipe is made with roasted nuts and soft dates.

dry fruit and dates modak recipe

Oats Peanut Laddoo – healthy laddoo made with oats, peanuts, and jaggery.

oats peanut laddu

Rava Kesari/Kesari bath/ suji ka halwa – fool proof halwa made in pressure cooker. ( step by step pics and video included)

kesari bath recipe | rava kesari recipe

Poppy seeds halwa – is a healthy and nutritious dessert made with poppy seeds. It’s a traditional Indian sweet made during the winter season.

khas khas ka halwa or gasa gase halwa

Chana dal and Rice Payasam – a south indian favorite paysadam made with rice, chana dal and jaggery, with step by step pictures.

chana dal and rice payasam

Rice Kheer – Rice Kheer recipe is a delicious Indian rice pudding made with rice, sugar, condensed milk, milk,and flavored with saffron and cardamom. (Step by step pics and video included)

rice kheer recipe

Pistachio date laddu-easy, delicious and filling  made with just three ingredients

pistachio cashew energy balls

Semiya Payasam – a easy payasam recipe made with vermicelli.

semiya payasam or vermicelli payasam

Aate ka halwa – popular north indian sweet made with whole wheat flour, ghee and sugar.

aate ka halwa or wheat halwa

Poha Laddu – tasty and nutty laddu made with poha/atukulu/aval.

poha laddu or aval laddu

Instant Peda – super easy peda made in microwave, done in 3 minutes. ( video included)

instant peda in microwave

Coconut Jaggery Balls –

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