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5 sweet dishes to celebrate Janmashtami 2023
Janmashtami will be celebrated on August 7, 2023 and one of the best ways to celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna is to prepare sweet dishes on this auspicious occasion
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Here are 5 delicious sweet dishes that you can prepare on Janmashtami
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Makhan Malai
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Makhan is known to be Lord Krishna's favourite dish. You can prepare Makhan Malai by churning makhan out of milk. Add sugar, cardamom and some saffron strands to it for taste
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Peda
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Prepare this delectable sweet from condensed milk, cardamom powder and dry fruits at home. Make sure to mix saffron in it for flavour
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Kheer
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Kheer is one of the most scrumptious sweet dishes prepared during Indian festivals for its luscious taste. Prepare saffron-infused kheer at home from rice and milk
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Srikhand
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This famous Gujarati and Maharashtrian dish is made from yoghurt. You can also combine this with mango pulp and prepare a tastier version called Aamrakhand this Janmashtami
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Ladoo
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Prepare different varieties of ladoos such as motichoor ke ladoo or meva ke ladoo to treat your friends and family on this festival
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