Winter Is The Best Time To Enjoy These Desserts

The desire for warm foods is growing as the temperature drops. Now is the time to pay attention to the halwas and gajaks because in addition to being delicious, they also offer much-needed warmth in this chilly climate. 

Moong ki dal ka halwa
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Moong ki dal ka halwa

Due to the abundance of pure ghee and the warmth it imparts, moong ki dal ka halwa is everyone's favourite throughout the winter. 

Gajar ka halwa
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Gajar ka halwa

As winter approaches, you have the opportunity to select a variety of vibrant and fresh fruits and vegetables. One such vegetable is the carrot; once the temperatures drop, the stunningly crimson treats make way for some fantastic gajar-ka-halwa. 

Gajak
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Gajak

As winter approaches, we all eagerly await the arrival of gajak and chikki. Desserts that are tasty include those made with jaggery and other ingredients like peanuts and sesame seeds. 

Gondh ke ladoo
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Gondh ke ladoo

You are mistaken if you believed that gondh ke ladoo is only a nutritious medical treat for expectant women or new mothers. Anyone wishing for a sweet delight can consume this warming treat. 

Gulab Jamun
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Gulab Jamun

Gulab jamun can be consumed year-round, but the winter months are when they taste best. The ideal treat to sate your sweet desire on a gloomy, chilly day is hot gulab jamuns. 

Til Ladoo
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Til Ladoo

This classic ladoo is created with toasted sesame seeds, crushed peanuts, jaggery, and cardamom to make it irresistibly delectable. As an added bonus, it contains a tonne of ghee to enhance the flavour and scent. 

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