10 Indian Recipes To Warm Up Your Winter

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1. Gajar Ka Halwa:

This classic winter dessert is made from grated carrots, ghee, and sugar with nuts on its topping. It's a comforting treat that can be enjoyed hot as well as cold.

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2. Sarso Ka Saag:

This punjabi dish is made from mustard greens, which is traditionally served with corn chapati and is full of flavour and nutrients.

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3. Thukpa:

This noodle soup is an Indo-Tibetan cuisine, which is spicy and mild, served hot and packed with vegetables in a broth.

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4. Undhiyu:

This is a Gujrati dish with goodness of mix vegetables, fenugreek and spices. It’s a warming, healthy winter meal that’s worth the time and effort put into its preparation.

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5. Gond Ka Ladoo:

Prepared with edible gum, these ladoos are known for their ability to keep you warm. Stored well, they last a long time and are often enjoyed throughout winter.

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6. Lapsi:

This breakfast dish made with broken wheat, ghee, and nuts is popular in Gujarat and Rajasthan. It’s a simple yet satisfying option to stay warm all day.

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7. Til Pitha:

An Assamese sweet made with sesame seeds and jaggery, this crunchy pancake-like treat is well-loved during winter, especially when quality jaggery is in season.

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8. Chikki:

A crunchy snack made with nuts and jaggery, Chikki is a wholesome dessert and snack choice. It’s great for keeping warm and satisfying cravings.

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9. Panjiri:

A simple mixture of ghee, wheat, sugar, and nuts, Panjiri is a tasty treat that’s nutritious and filling. It’s enjoyed often in winter for its warming qualities.

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10. Methi Pakora:

These pakoras made with fresh fenugreek leaves are enjoyed with a hot cup of tea. Crispy and satisfying, they’re a winter staple you’ll keep coming back to.

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