A delightful Diwali with family and feasting

The perfect treat for anyone with a sweet tooth, Kaju Katli is an Indian dessert commonly eaten during Diwali. Literally translated as “cashew slice”, it is easy to make and a real joy to savour.

Sink your teeth into this delightful brittle with a flavourful crunch. Made with crushed nuts and jaggery, Peanut Chikki is an irresistibly popular snack that adults and children alike won’t be able to get enough of.

Nankhatai is an eggless shortbread biscuit with a tender, crumbly texture. Loved for its rich buttery taste, these are bound to be a hot favourite this Diwali.

From a cafe-style Chai to Aam Panna with a smoky flavour, we get a little creative and put a tasty twist on your favourite Diwali drinks. Now, you can do it too with these simple recipes.