The word “chaat” – the collective term for Indian street-food snacks – broadly translates as “to lick”, and this cheesy, ...

As one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in India, Diwali rituals and traditions ... here are six ...

Now, as an adult, Diwali is very much the same as it has ... aniseed and mace are typically used for flavouring Indian sweets and food colours or natural food dyes can be used to make dishes ...

Most years in early November, Ishita Gawde uses two grocery carts at the store, one for each arm. They’re filled with all sorts of treats, curries and savory tastes for a major Indian ...

Coconut barfi is a traditional Indian delicacy crafted with coconut, sugar, milk, and cardamom. It is a beloved dessert regularly made for Diwali celebrations. Credit: Special Arrangement Carrot ...

Chakli or Murukku is a tasty teatime snack prepared in South Indian homes. The festive season is perfect for enjoying chakli with hot tea. Let the dough become semi-soft and divide it into two equal ...

Once again, St. John’s Anglican Church in Fort Frances is hosting an East Indian supper to commemorate “Diwali,” – India’s festival of lights. Diwali is the Indian equivalent to ...

Have a sweet tooth craving? This will be your best pick! A tasty and easy to make North Indian dessert. A must for Diwali and for any auspicious occasion you need to celebrate.

What is Diwali? An explainer “[In India] sweets are used to celebrate ... filled with many different cultures and styles of food, the types of sweets people prepare for the holiday varies ...

including Diwali diyas, jewellery, fashion clothing, and toys. A "food bazaar" served vegetarian food from every part of India. This festival had special attractions for children like henna booths ...