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Learn how to make simple and easy diy diyas for diwali decorations at home, you just required round object, colored paper, scissor, glue and glitter foamFor ...

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Diwali Decoration at My Home Hello all, Diwali greeting to all of you. Today is the last day of Diwali festival and almost end of Festival Season in India. Diwali brings colors, lights, gifts, great food, decoration and wonderful family time. I experienced all these moments this Diwali. And today I'm sharing with you one of these moments, Diwali decor at my home. Here is how me and my family decorated our 'Home Sweet Home' this Diwali. As per the tradition, first thing you do on any…

Dabeli - A popular chatpata Indian street food where a spicy, delicious and mouth watering potato mixture is garnished with sev, pomegranate, peanuts, cilantro and onions, and then placed between the pav or rolls along with some aromatic spices and chutney. | Cook with Kushi

Place flowers, or little knick-knacks under te glass and a candle on top. Perfect for special occasions

Here is a tablescape with authentic thali. If you missed my post about what thali is, click here . Two weeks ago I taught a vegetarian cooki...

100+ Diwali Ideas - Cards, Crafts, Decor, DIY and Party food Ideas. Diya, Party and home decor, Easy crafts for kids, Rangoli ideas and yum Party food.

This flavorful Red Lentil Dip is a wonderful appetizer version of Indian Dal dishes. Great for dipping flat bread triangles or veggie sticks.

Craft project: How to make a Chinese lantern from one sheet of paper. This is a very simple craft that's terrific for groups. Make colorful lanterns to brighten up any party.

Create your own personalized Diwali gifts and party favors using Avery labels and free printables. We made these fun little presents with a votive candle and a sweet treat nestled in tissue paper in a pretty little box. Then we personalized the packages with Avery Rectangle Labels using the free Diwali templates and designs. So sweet and so simple.

Although every Mumbai visitor never misses eating sev puri, those who eaten the same thing over the years do grow weary of it. Here is a recipe for all those who agree with me. Similar but yet very different from the traditional sev puri. Baked papadis or little puris are topped with sweet corn and crunchy onions spiked with a tangy ajwain (carom) flavoured tomato chutney. These puris are truly divine and a must try. All that is required to be kept ready is a batch of baked papadis which can…

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