4 Durga Puja dishes you must add to your cooking list!

While Navratri has been around the corner and Durga Puja is celebrated with much joy and revelry, everybody’s mouth waters to taste the dishes prepared during the festival after draining out all their energy in garbha and dandiya. Hence, the major delicacy involved in this festival is the bhog that is considered as the tastiest dish of the season.

There are multiple cuisines to start with the ideal bhog you prepare in the kitchen, while you can also add new dishes to the list which is indeed a treat for the taste buds. The aroma of the festive food is not just different but it is also mixed with emotions of joy and devotion for Durga Mata while being prepared.

Here are 4 delicious Durga Puja dishes which you must give it a try!

1.     Luchi


This recipe is the easy one where a deep-fried Indian yeast-free flatbread puffs up when fried similar to poori! This is one of the most popular breakfast staples in Bangladesh and West Bengal. This one is best served with gravy and curries or you can simply serve the hot luchi immediately with aloo ki sabzi.

 

2.     Sabudana Papad with Hyderabadi double meetha


The name itself refers to the taste of Hyderabad which is much refreshing. The Sabudana Papad, on the other hand, is crispy and soothing in taste when paired up with double meetha. This can make a perfect dish to savour after a fine dinner and don’t forget to top it up with jaggery syrup to taste its delicious quotient.

 

3.     Malpua


This is the popular pancake dish in Indian dessert from North India and is one of the major festive dishes cooked on special occasions. This recipe is popular from Rajasthan to West Bengal and each of the states has different versions of cooking the delicacy. Light up your Navami with Malpuas in kitchen, a perfect dish for a perfect occasion!

 

4.     Payesh


This Bengali version kheer will win everybody’s heart if served as a Prasad! Payesh is the special rice and milk pudding flavoured with cardamom, dry fruits and drops of rose water. This delicious dish is served as a desert to relish during festivals.

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