A Time to Unwind,
A time to de-stress,
A time to bond with sweets,
Thandai,
Jalebi with rabadi,
Gujjias,
Ladoos,
gulab jamuns,
Immerse yourself in the colors of joy,
Red for prosperity,
Green for happiness,
Blue for long life,
Pink for friendship
I Wish you all
Happiness and laughter
Holi, or ‘Basanth Utsav’, a festival of colors in India, is celebrated every year at the end of winter on the full moon day (Poornima) of the lunar month (Phalguna). It usually appears in the months of February or March. Everyone comes together to drown all differences in the mist of colors. As per the…
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These desserts look so tempting!
Desserts are tempting and delicious.
I am sure they are! Yumm!
Beautiful burst of colours.
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Yes, Holi is a festival of colors.
Such colourful treats, and so many Indian treats to enjoy. They all look delicious 😀 The Thandai sounds like a nice, cool and sweet drink for a hot day, to cool down and relax. It is quite warm here in Australia now and I would like to try that drink right now 🙂
They are colorful treats and delicious, no doubt about that. Thandai is an Indian cold drink prepared with a mixture of almonds, rose petals, pepper, cardamom, saffron, milk, and sugar. The drink is specially prepared for this Indian festival. You may check out the recipe here
And I wish the same for you
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful pictures… The deserts make me crave for them, and to be back in India where everything is so colorful and hyper 🙂
Thank you…desserts are worth craving for and especially during Indian festive seasons. 🙂
Happy Holi to you and many blessings.
Thank you. 🙂