Debjanir Rannaghar
Debjani Chatterjee Alam
This Ramadan, why not try your hand at some delicious desserts to break your fast? From the common to the uncommon, here are some easy-to-make treats that will have all of your family and friends wanting seconds!
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After a day of fasting, there's nothing like a creamy bowl of Sheer Khurma to delight your taste buds. This traditional Iftar dessert is totally indulgent and full of flavor.
Parwal ki Mithai - a unique sweet treat from India! This delectable dessert is made with fresh pointed gourd, sugar, mawa and some simple ingredients. When combined together, the end result is simply divine! Perfect for an Iftar Treat, this delicacy will make your mouth water with its deliciousness.
Coconut Pudding with Gondhoraj Lebu Compote
Gondhoraj Lebu and Coconut Pudding with Gondhoraj Lebu Compote is a heavenly combination of four simple ingredients, ready to delight your Iftar table. This creamy coconut dessert is so easy to make, you'll be left wondering why this luscious treat isn't part of your regular menu!
You know you can actually fry oreo cookies to make a fried dessert? Try the fried Oreo to make an uncommon Iftar dessert
'Tis the season for a sweet treat - and this carrot cake with its creamy cream cheese frosting is just the thing! Let it be your Iftar dessert, and a delicious way to break your fast.
Invite your friends and family to a sweet Iftar treat with this classic Bengali dessert. Rosh Bora is a delicious lentil fritter that has been dipped in a sugary syrup for the perfect balance of sweetness. Prepare it at home and enjoy bites of indulgence with your loved ones!
This Ifter, why not tantalize your taste buds with a delectable Orange Kheer? A few of these sweet oranges will do the trick in creating this yummy dessert. With its smooth texture and heavenly flavor, you won't be able to resist it. So go ahead, indulge in this delightful treat!
Egg Halwa, also known as Dimer Halwa and Aanda Halwa, is a delicious dessert that has eggs as its main ingredient. This unique and unusual sweet dish is a signature Iftar recipe, usually served during the holy month of Ramadan.
Mishti Doi, a quintessential Bengali-style sweet yogurt needs no further introduction! Make this Bengali delicacy and serve chilled as an iftar dessert.
Hyderabadi Double Ka Meetha is an Indian dessert that is sure to make your iftar treat special. It is made from a special type of fried Bread, also known as Double Roti, which is cooked in Ghee, then drenched in a delicious Sugar Syrup. It is then layered with creamy Rabri and served at room temperature with chopped Almonds on top.
If you're looking for something delicious as well as comforting, try this traditional Bengali dish, Doi Chire Kola Aam Makha. It's a sweet porridge made from Mishti doi, which is a type of beaten rice.
Bhapa Doi is a traditional Bengali steamed dessert made by steaming Curd or Yogurt and is a simple recipe that can be prepared in just 30 minutes. This dessert is perfect for those looking for a quick and delicious Iftar dessert.