The festival denotes the victory of lights and depletion of darkness and the good against evil. In the English calendar, Deepavali falls between the second half of October and the first half of November every year.
On Deepavali day, Hindus wear new clothes, light lamps and perform pooja to Lakshmi, the Goddess of Prosperity and Wealth. After prayers, people light fireworks and then a family feast including many sweets follows. Deepavali time marks a major shopping period. The Deepavali season is a period of making sweets and savories. Usually the women try out new recipes and exchange among friends abd relatives.
Deepavali Recipes - Here I give below an array of Recipes suitable for the Deepavali.
Dry Fruit And Nut ladooDry Fruit And Nut ladoo is a sweet recipe as well as a health recipe. It contains just natural ingredients as sweetening agent ( Dates).
ThirattipalIn chettinad Thirattipal is made for pillayar nonbu. They make pillayar in thirattipal and insert wick (ilai-which is made out of 21 thread taken from a new towel) and then light the thiri. Elderely person in the house
Kasi HalwaKasi Halwa is a sweet made out of Poosanikai (Ash gourd or White Pumpkin). It is easy to make and nice to taste. As it is made of ash gourd it is nutritious and especially for those who do not like vegetables, this helps them take vegetables.
RasgullaRasgulla is a Bengali sweet made with Indian cottage cheese. Rasgulla is a paneer dumplings cooked in sugar syrup. It is easy to make and it contains just three ingredients. If the paneer is ready, we can make it in 20 minutes.
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