List of Indian Sweets and Desserts - West

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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