Raksha Bandhan is a festival that commemorates the loving relationship between a brother and a sister. Nothing beats celebrating this beautiful bond over an enticing thread while promising a lifelong commitment of protection, care, and love. Sisters purchase exquisite rakhis for their brothers days or weeks before the occasion, while brothers anticipate purchasing stunning gifts for their sisters. Sisters, whether unmarried or married, invite their brothers at home for a great feast and serve them their favourite dishes and sweets.

If you have been thinking to surprise your Brother during these Raksha Bandhan then all you need to do is follow our leads to find the special dishes that are prepared at home during Raksha Bandhan.

1.Malpua - Malpua is one of India's oldest and most beloved desserts. The recipe is as straightforward as fried pancakes dipped in sugar syrup. Traditional cuisine has a wide range of flavours. Malpua's crispiness on the corners and soft texture in the centre make it an amazing Raksha Bandhan recipe. When it comes to family reunions during holidays, notably Rakhi, it is a go-to sweet dish.

2.Kaju Katli - It need no introduction. A sugar rush is guaranteed with a sweet delight like kaju katli. Simply sit back and enjoy the perfection in each bite. Simply toast cashew nuts. Then, in a pan, melt some ghee and add the cashew nuts powder. Cook them beautifully, add a dash of cardamom, and pour them into a tray. Cut the sweet and enjoy!

3.Biryani - If you want to try something new this Rakhi, prepare Biryani in the dum style. The preparation time for Mughlai Dum Biryani is one hour. For vegetarians, there is a namkeen biryani prepared with jackfruit and potatoes, while for non-vegetarians, there is a namkeen biryani made with chicken. Serve the Biryani with salad after cooking it on dum with special biryani masala. Your family will adore the dish and enjoy the food. With Biryani, this Rakhi adds some flavour to your festive feast. The dish is simple to prepare and requires little time to prepare; hence, it is beneficial to you and your menu!

4.Matar Kulcha - Seriously, there's no need for a fuss with this delectable treat! Just a deep fragrant spice blend with chickpeas. Combine it with your favourite kulcha and you're finished! Soak some chickpeas overnight in water. Then, using the same salt, boil them. Once done, add some spices, ginger, sliced onions, chilies, and a spice blend.

5.Suji Halwa - Sooji halwa, an all-time favorite recipe made with semolina, sugar, butter, and water, can make you feel like you're in heaven on earth. Simply heat some ghee in a skillet and saut� the semolina before adding sugar, dry fruits, and nuts.

6.Phirni - This classic Punjabi dish with milk and rice has a creamy texture. Typically served with a beautiful garnish of pistachios and saffron threads. To make this dish more fascinating, add a few drops of rose essence to enhance the experience. Simply boil some milk, add crushed rice, sugar, and a dash of cardamom, and enjoy the bliss.

7.Chole Bhature - Festivals and chole bhature make an excellent Indian culinary pairing. This list would be incomplete if the super-delicious chole bhature was not included. This Raksha Bandhan, include chole-bhature in your menu to make it extra special for your loved ones. Your family will like this hearty lunch, after all, who doesn't like hot chole paired with soft and crispy bhature? Don't forget to serve with a nice pickle and a fresh salad. CholeBhature is a delicious lunch that you can prepare for your closest family members.

Author Name : Pradipta Mitra.

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