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Lohri Special: Celebrate This Lohri With Famous Mouthwatering Recipes

Nothing is more fun in winter than the winter festivals like Makar Sankranti and Pongal & Lohri..

Lohri Special

Lohri Special

Nothing is more fun  in winter than the winter  festivals like Makar sankranti and Pongal & Lohri

Lohri is a popular Punjabi and Hindu festival in northern India, and food plays an important role in the festivities. Take a look at some of the most popular recipes.

According to drikpanchang.com, Lohri 2023 falls on January 14 (Saturday) this year and Makar Sankranti will be celebrated the next day on January 15 (Sunday). The time for Lohri Sankranti Moment is 08:57 PM on January 14.

The Lohri festival marks the end of the winter solstice and is widely celebrated. Lohri, also known as ‘Lohadi’ or ‘Lal Loi,’ is a popular Punjabi and Hindu festival celebrated primarily in northern India. It falls in the Hindu month of ‘Pausha,’ and according to the Gregorian calendar, January 13 is set aside for Lohri celebrations every year. However, there is some uncertainty this year about the date . The dates of January 13 and 14 are being considered for the festival celebrations.

5 Popular Lohri-Special Recipes for 2023

1.Gajak / Chikki:

During Lohri, many people serve sweets made of winter-special gur (or jaggery). The most popular is gur ki chikki. Melted gur is combined with crunchy peanuts to create a sweet delight that is both warming and healthy. The recipe for Gajak can be found here.

2.Ladoo Til

Almost every Indian festival spread includes some form of ladoo. It is till ka ladoo on Lohri. The combination of til (sesame seeds) and gur creates a delectable sweet that keeps you warm from within during the winter months. Til Ladoo’s recipe can be found here.

3. Gur Ki Roti 

The Lohri dinner spread, which follows the bonfire session, includes classic winter specialties such as gur ki roti. The wheat bread is stuffed with melted gud to create a unique sweet roti that everyone enjoys. The recipe for gud ki roti can be found here.

4. Saag Sarson

Sarson ka saag is traditionally made with winter-special mustard greens. The addition of bathua and palak transforms this dish into a stunningly delicious treat. The recipe for sarson ka saag can be found here.

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5. Makki Di Roti

Sarson ka saag is served with makke ki roti, a roti made with makai atta and seasoned with salt and spices. Smother it in white butter and serve with the delicious saag. The recipe for makke ki roti can be found here.

Happy Lohri 2023 to all!