Janamashtmi Recipes
Janmashtami is celebrated with much enthusiasm as the birth of Lord Krishna. Traditional recipes have been made in every household; here you would find these with easy instructions. So celebrate this Janmashtami in a special way.
Also check out these fasting recipes, "no onion and no garlic" recipes and also some other festival recipes.
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Farali Rajgira Atta Sheera (Amaranth Flour Halwa)
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Sabudana Thalipeeth
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Fresh Pineapple Juice
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Dhaniya Panjiri
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Roasted Makhana Chivda (Makhana Namkeen)
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Phool Makhana Kheer (Makhane Ki Kheer)
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Kuttu Ke Pakore
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Vrat Wale Sookhe Aloo
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Authentic Lachha Rabdi (Rabri)
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Kalakand
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Mango Phirni (Indian Rice Pudding with Mangoes)
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Carrot Kheer (Gajar Ki Kheer)
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Kaddu Ka Halwa (Pumpkin Halwa)
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Aloo ka Halwa (Potato Halwa)
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Shahi Zarda Pulao (Sweet Rice)
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Kesar Makhana Phirni
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Lauki Halwa
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Badam Sharbat (Almond Sharbat)
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Shengdana Amti
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Rice Kheer (Indian Rice Pudding)
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Panchamrut (Panchamrit, Charnamrut)
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Basundi
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Badam Panjiri
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Roasted Phool Makhana (5+ Flavors)
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Chikoo Kheer (Sapota Kheer)
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Mango Basundi
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Pineapple Basundi
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Vrat Ke Appe (Upvas Ke Appe)
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Farali Arbi Fry (Vrat Wali Sookhi Arbi)
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Phool Makhana Raita
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Strawberry Rabdi
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Sitaphal Basundi (Custard Apple Basundi)
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Mango Shrikhand (Amrakhand)
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Badam Kheer (Almond Kheer, Badam Payasam)
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Orange Kheer (Bengali Komola Kheer)
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Carrot Milk (Gajar Ka Doodh)
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Bhagar
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Saffron Milk (Indian Kesar Doodh)
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Kashmiri Shufta
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Nariyal ki Barfi