The festive special in Keswani’s kitchen is pulao paired with sai bhaji, a nourishing combination of winter greens, like spinach and fenugreek leaves, cooked with taro root and Bengal gram. “The idea ...

This instant Makar Sankranti recipe for Til-Gul Peanut Butter Laddoos blends traditional flavours with a modern twist. Is it even Sankranti if you are not wolfing down a few (well, let’s be honest, ...

As the weather turns cooler, Indian kitchens come alive with the aromas of classic winter desserts. Whether you're celebrating festivals like Makar Sankranti and Lohri or simply craving something ...

Celebrate Makar Sankranti 2026 with a modern twist on tradition. Try 5 viral til sweets made from sesame and jaggery, including chocolate laddu, til barfi and til-coconut fusion, blending great taste, ...

Makar Sankranti is the festival of harvest which marks a massive celebration in India. Food indeed takes the top spot in its ...

Amid customs and traditions, food, too, has a central role in every celebration, and this year is going to be no different. In Mumbai, tilgudladdoos are synonymous with the winter harvest festival.

And if you look around, you'll see that every region celebrates the day with a different custom and meal One of the festivals that is most widely observed in the nation is Makar Sankranti. And if you ...

If you feel like matching the veracity of the northward-bound Makar Sankranti Sun tomorrow, in the kitchen, this traditional Pootharekulu recipe from Andhra Pradesh's Atreyapuram is a rather sweet and ...

Til, jaggery and khichdi are traditional Makar Sankranti foods, symbolising warmth, balance and sharing during the harvest festival. Image Source : Pinterest New Delhi: Makar Sankranti is one of those ...

For many people, Makar Sankranti 2026 comes with a small but genuine question. A plate-level problem. January 14 falls on Ekadashi, and rice is traditionally avoided on that day. So where does that ...

Makar Sankranti this year coincides with Gyaras, leaving many confused about eating khichdi. As Gyaras fasting continues till evening, people may eat khichdi later or celebrate Sankranti on January 15 ...