Sweets and
Indian festivals are intimately related. The desert items have great
significance in Indian cuisines. They are loved all over the globe due to their
heavenly flavour and taste. Long hours of preparation and use of exotic
ingredients also contribute to their worldwide fame. Kind of hard work and
special process of making associated with Indian sweets have made them unique
from other deserts. Another great feature of Indian sweets is the preparation
method, taste and flavour greatly vary from one state to another and even from
one city to another.
Snacks &
Sweets - Heart & Soul of Festive Menu
Sweet is a
part and parcel of day-to-day Indian life. Sweets apart, Indian snacks also
find favour with the food connoisseurs. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian snacks
are made in the country. These snacks are equally popular in India and aboard.
Indian snacks and sweets, without even an iota of doubt, are not only about
aromatic and tasty temptation to tease your taste buds. These are integral to
Indian festivals and any occasion you can think about. If we talk about sweets,
no good news is complete without it. Sweets stand for prosperity, affection and
holiness. That reasons why it is must in the menu on every occasion.
Homemade
snacks and sweets have their own distinct flavour, taste and colour. What is
more, a touch of care and affection make those special for us.
Tradition
& Modernity
There is a
wider variety of traditional grand sweets and snacks in India. It is amazing
that every state, region and city has its own specialities when it comes to
delectable sweets and snacks. It is hard to find out an Indian who has never
tasted these delicacies at least once in his/her life. Indians, no matter how
much health conscious they are, have sweet tooth and traditional deserts satiate
the buds on their tongue map. Dal Barfi, Kaju Barfi, Besan Ladoo, Atta Ladoo,
Rabri, Rosogollas, Gilibi, SonPapri etc are only a few of what India has to
offer from a larger variety of its traditional dessert items.
If it comes
to snacks, literally unlimited varieties are on offer, Dhokla, Papri Chat,
Dosa, Dahi Bara, Veg & Non-Veg Rolls to name a few.
Indian caterers & chefs are these days, making fusion snacks and sweets by giving a lovely
and tasty twist to the much famous traditional dishes. Thanks to their
experiments, India has made a name for itself in the global menu of fusion
cuisines...
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