From Jalebi To Gajar Ka Halwa:

9 Irresistible Winter Desserts To Indulge In

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Jalebi:

These sugar-coated spirals are crispy and are famous as a delectable street desert enjoyed with warm milk, making it a perfect winter indulgence.

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Badam Ka Halwa:

This is referred to as an almond dessert due to the creamy texture it got using milk, ghee, sugar, and cardamom to offer melting flavour in the mouth.

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Til ke Ladoo:

Made of sesame, jaggery, and ghee, these ladoos are especially revered for Makar Sankranti celebrations during the winter gloom.

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Chikki:

A crunchy snack made of peanuts, sesame seeds, and jaggery-chikki is the perfect treat for mid-meal sweet-cravings.

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Moong Dal Halwa:

A highly relished North Indian winter halwa made with moong dal, ghee, and milk for a delicious nutty flavour along with the hint of cardamom.

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Pinni:

This wholesome Punjabi sweet is prepared with gram flour, whole wheat flour, jaggery, and urad dal, cooked in ghee, made for energy-promoting cold days.

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Gajak:

A brittle, nutty dessert made from sesame seeds, peanuts, and jaggery, gajak is the quintessential North Indian winter treat.

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Panjiri:

This dry, sweet item is very powerful in energy. It is made from roasted flour, used dry fruits, makhanas, and gond cooked in ghee.

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Gajar Ka Halwa:

This is a traditional winter treat, made by using grated and slowly prepared carrots in milk, khoya, and ghee flavoured with cardamom and garnished with nuts for an indulging, warm and comforting delicacy.