Ramadan sweets

A fusion Indian dessert, Gulab Jamun in Kunafa Nests is perfect to impress your guests in any upcoming festivals and gatherings.

Eid Al-Fitr is the Islamic religious celebration that ends the Holy Month of Ramadan. It is celebrated all around the world, where people families visit, kids are given money, and Eid sweets are served to well-wishers and relatives. And like each year this post is about the sweets I prepared for Eid. Read the Archive: [...]

Check out these amazing ideas for a Ramadan cake ranging from fondant mosque cakes to buttercream cupcake bouquets.

Sheer Khurma is a classic Pakistani dessert, served for Eid, made with roasted vermicelli cooked in milk infused with nuts, saffron, and cardamom.

Mafroukeh which is a Lebanese dessert is made of semolina, pistachios, sugar and butter infused with sugar syrup, and rose water. It is filled with a cream called ashta (I have replaced it with mascorpone cheese). Here I have made truffles out of it, making it look more appealing. This is easily one of my favorite ArabicRead more

Learn how to make delicious stuffed dates for a healthy iftar snack during Ramadan. Perfect for a sweet treat after a day of fasting!

Seiran SinjariInstagram: @legallyplantbased | legallyplantbased.comStockholm, SwedenINGREDIENTS20 medjool dates, pitted 40 dry roasted, lightly salted cashews ̈7 oz vegan refined sugar-free chocolate (white, dark or half-half), melted ̈Topping SuggestionsNutsSeedsDried rose petalsEdible flowers METHOD • Stuff each date with 2 cashews. • Pour the melted chocolate in a glass. • Put the stuffed date on a bamboo skewer and dip the date in the melted chocolate. Let excess chocolate drip of

And the history of Kaak warka comes of Andalusian origin and is distinguished by its round shape and crispy texture. It is a dough made with simple ingredients such as flour and butter and stuffed with dough. Almond, and fragrant with rosewater make the secret of the flavor of this dessert.

Kunafa for Ramadan.

We all wait for Ramadan so we can have some amazing Atayef, They may only make their appearance once a year, but they're worth the wait. Whether you say Atayef or Qatayef, we can all