Narikol’or Ladoo/ Coconut ladoo is a common dessert recipe in Assam.
It’s made from grated coconut and sugar.
Assam - Narikol’or Ladoo
Bihar is the origin of khaja sweets, which are sold all throughout the country. Indian deep-fried pastry known as khaja is covered with sugar syrup.
Bihar - Khaja
Bebinca is a layer cake of Indo-Portuguese cuisine in Goa. It’s not found anywhere except in Goa.
Goa - Bebinca
Shrikhand is a traditional dessert in Gujarati cuisine. It is made from strained yogurt and sugar.
Gujarat - Shrikhand
Nolen gurer payesh is a loose dessert with a creamy texture and sweetness. The best version of this sweet is found in Bengal.
West Bengal - Nolen Gurer Payesh
It’s also called "Badushah", which is prepared from maidha and sugar or jaggery. It is known as the Indian doughnut.
Uttar Pradesh - Balushahi
Mysore Pak is the famous dessert from Kannada land. It is made of ghee, sugar, gram flour, and cardamom.
Karnataka - Mysore Pak
Ilayappa is a rice noodle dish that originates from Kerala. It is prepared by a steaming process just like Idly.
Kerala - Ilayappam
Gujiya is a big chuck of sweet-deep fried dessert made with suji or maida stuffed with a mixture of sweetened khoa and dried fruits and fried in ghee.
Madhya Pradesh - Gujiya
Modak resembles the new age dish Momos. Indian tradition holds a unique place for this dessert. In Maharashtra, modaks are prepared for the Diwali festival.
Maharashtra - Modak
Deepavali Marnadu is a special dish of the Tamil People. It’s also called the ayurvedic dessert.
It is a lip smacking dessert from the state of Rajasthan. It has a crispy and crunchy sweet crust packed with sweetened mawa/ dry fruit mixture.
Rajasthan - Mawa Kachori
Chak hao kheer is a black rice pudding, a traditional Manipuri dessert, made of black rice and sugar.
Manipur - Chakhao Kheer
Punjabi poora is a sweet pancake recipe made of wheat flour, fennel seeds, sugar and oil or ghee. It is the authentic dish of Punjabis.
Punjab - Punjabi pooda
Haryana’s Gond ke ladoo are lip smacking sweet balls made with wheat flour, nuts, jaggery and ghee.
Haryana - Gond ke ladoo
In Uttarakhand, you will find Bal Mithai. It is a roasted khoya-based fudge that resembles dark chocolate and is covered in white balls made of sugar-roasted poppy seeds.
Uttarakhand - Bal Mithai
Sael Roti is from Nepali cuisine, it is a sweet rice bread consumed in Sikkim.
Sikkim - Sael Roti
The recipe for Babru comes from Himachal Pradesh. This mouthwatering meal is a poori filled with pastries made from various flours.
Himachal Pradesh -Babroo
Shufta, a famous Kashmiri dessert made specially for festivals is nothing more than a mix of different dry fruits and seasonings that has been coated in sugar syrup.
It is a delicious sweet made in Chhattisgarh. It is made with the batter of rice and curd fermented overnight, deep fried dumplings in oil and soaked in sugar syrup.
It is a special type of cake made only by Tripuri people. LAIRU a special leaf is used to make this dessert. There are many varieties of bangwi like Plain, Pork, beef etc.