West
| Name | Image | Main ingredients | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shrikhand | Yoghurt, mango pulp | Yoghurt-based | ||
| Basundi | Sugar, milk | |||
| Dhondas | Cucumber, rava | Baked Cake | ||
| Doodhpak | Milk, rice, sugar, dry fruits | Milk-based | ||
| Kaju Katli | Cashews, ghee | |||
| Modak | Maida flour, coconut stuffing | Fried/Steamed | ||
| Puran Poli | Wheat flour, gram, jaggery | Bread | ||
| Shankarpali | Sugar, ghee, Maida flour, semolina | |||
| Adadiyu | Udad Dal flour, Sugar, Ghee, Dry Fruits | |||
| Chirote | Maida flour | Fried | ||
| Coconut Rice(Narali Bhat) | Rice, Coconut, Sugar/Jaggery, Dry Fruits, Ghee | Baked | ||
| Dudhi Halwa | Dudhi, milk, sugar | |||
| Gharge | Wheat flour, grated pumpkin, jaggery | Fried | ||
| Ghari | Maida, Ghee | |||
| Gol papadi | Wheat flour, Jaggery, Ghee | Jaggery based | ||
| Gulpoli | Wheat, jaggery | Baked | ||
| Karanji | Flour, coconut, jaggery | Baked/Fried | ||
| Kharwas | Colostrum | Steamed | ||
| Magas | Sugar, ghee, gram | |||
| Mahim Halwa | ||||
| Mohan thaal | Besan, Sugar syrup, Ghee | Sugar Syrup based | ||
| Rava/Besan Ladoo | Chickpea Flour/Semolina, Raisins | Baked | ||
| Sutar feni | Maida, Sugar, Ghee | |||
| Sweet Potato Halwa(Ratala che Kaap) | Sweet Potato, Sugar/Jaggery, Ghee | Baked |
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