7 TRADITIONAL FOODS TO CELEBRATE MAKAR SANKRANTI IN STYLE
Published By Moushumi Mahanta | 10 Jan, 2025
As Makar Sankranti draws near, it's time to embrace and reunite for kite-flying competitions and indulge in the delicious Makar Sankranti food.
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Here Are 7 Traditional Foods to Celebrate Makar Sankranti in Style:
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Til Laddoos
Made by roasting sesame seeds and melting jaggery, these nutty sweets create a perfect harmony of taste and texture.
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Gajak
This winter delight combines the crunch of peanuts or sesame seeds with the sweetness of jaggery, making it a beloved dish during festivals like Makar Sankranti.
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Makara Chaula Khiri
This Odisha's Makar Sankranti star is prepared from freshly harvested rice and is cooked with milk, jaggery, and a delightful mix of grated coconut, nuts, and dry fruits.
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Payesh
A beloved Makar Sankranti dish, made with rice, milk, and jaggery, offering a unique, earthy sweetness thanks to the jaggery.
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Puran Poli
This cherished Maharashtrian treat is a sweet paratha filled with a delicious mixture of moong dal and jaggery, creating a harmonious blend of flavours.
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Pinni
A classic Punjabi sweet, especially enjoyed during Makar Sankranti; made with wheat flour, ghee, and sugar or jaggery, and packed with dry fruits.
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Undhiyu
A delightful Gujarati dish typically made during Makar Sankranti, cooked with seasonal vegetables and blended with fragrant spices.