Are you looking for unique Holi recipes to celebrate the festival of colour? Your search is over. Try these mouth-watering and delightful food recipes to add more joy to the day of Holi.
Holi last year was a sad affair due to the spread of the coronavirus in India. We didn’t get to celebrate the festival the way we should.
Usually, it is filled with colours and laughter, people celebrating this festival with colouring each other’s face. Kids are drenching one another with water guns.
We can make this day enjoyable, bypassing the time with our friends and families in the house. And not to forget about food.
Food can undoubtedly make any occasion special. So, make this Holi even more special with these below-listed Holi recipes.
Drinks Matlab Thandai
Thandai has become the name for a Holi drink. However, traditional Thandai includes only two ingredients – The first is the dry fruit masala, and the second is milk. However, in Holi, people consider many variations of Thandai.
1. Thandai (Step by Step with Video)
2. Masala Chhaas or Chaas (Gujarati Style)
Sweet Recipes for Holi
No Indian festival is complete without sweets, and Holi is no different. Here are some of the sweet recipes that you can prepare for guests this Holi.
3. Kesar Pista Burfi Without Mawa
4. Layali Lubnan – Arabic Semolina Pudding
5. Gulkand Laddu with Grated Coconut and Condensed Milk
6. Paan Fudge Made with White Chocolate
7. Instant Milk Powder Peda with Condensed Milk
8. Balushahi Recipe
9. Milk Peda (3 Ingredients Only)
10. Vermicelli Custard | Semiya Custard Falooda | Eid Special
11. Paneer Kalakand with Condensed Milk
12. Churma Ladoo Gujarati Recipe
13. Mishti Doi – Bengali Sweet Yoghurt
14. Mawa Ghughra Gujarati Recipe (માવા ના ધુધરા)
15. Kolkata Style Rice Phirni Recipe
16. Green Moong Dal Halwa Recipe
17. Coconut Laddu or Nariyal Ladoo Recipe
18. Sweet Pulao Or Zarda Recipe
19. Rice Seviyan (Vermicelli) Kheer Recipe
20. Shakarkandi (Sweet Potato) Kheer Recipe
21. How To Make Chocolate Cupcakes at Home
22. Homemade Fortune Cookies Recipe Without Egg
23. Besan Ladoo Recipe – Magaz Ladoo Traditional Gujarati Sweet
24. Shahi Tukra Recipe – Royal Indian Bread Pudding
25. Beetroot Halwa-How To Prepare Beetroot Halwa
26. Dudhi Halwa | Bottle Gourd Halwa | Eid-E-Milad Special
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Deep-fried Holi Snacks Recipes
When you are in a mood to celebrate and party, then snacks are a great way to enjoy. Typically, Indian snacks are deep-fried or fattier. However, festivals don’t come every day?
Then stop thinking and gorge them to your heart’s content. This list of deep-fried snack recipes for Holi containing both traditional and non-traditional recipes will add to the joy of the festival of colour.
27. Cheese Stuffed Potato Cheese Balls
28. Aloo Puri | Potato Poori Tiffin Box Recipe
29. Paneer Nuggets | Cottage Cheese Nuggets
30. Bhungara Bateta Dhoraji Recipe
31. Bread Samosa | ब्रेड समोसा
32. Palak Fritters – Spinach Fritters Recipe
33. Mawa Ghughra Gujarati Recipe (માવા ના ધુધરા)
34. Potato Spiral – A Famous Street Food
35. Crispy Onion Rings
36. Gujarati Bataka Vada – Potato Dumplings , Aloo Vada
37. Surti Bataka Puri – Potato Fritters
38. Dry Fruit Kachori Recipe – Mewa Kachori
Healthy Snacks Recipes For Holi
Snacks are a must during Holi parties or get-togethers. There are so many varieties of Indian snacks that we can make during the festival. Many of these snacks are deep-fried, but you can always bake or air-fry them for a healthier option.
After mentioning the number of unhealthy snacks, let’s have a look at these comparatively healthier snacks. It will give a break to the people who are concerned about the fat and cholesterol contents in the deep-fried snacks. These recipes have a balance of delectable taste and low-fat content.
39. Crispy Namak Pare Recipe in Hindi
40. Tamarind Corn Chaat | Corn Imli Chaat
41. How To Make Dahi Batata Puri Chaat-Recipe
42. Vermicelli Upma Recipe-Semiya Upma
43. Dahi Vada Recipe – Dahi Bhalle, Thayir Vadai, Perugu Vada Or Mosaru Vade
Cheesy & Street Food Holi Recipes
These are not made traditionally during the festival of Holi. It is a festival meant to be celebrated and enjoy. Who said you could not decide or change the snacks menu as you wish? So make these below-listed recipes and give a new take to snacks for Holi.