[PHOTOS] 8 Delicious Dishes To Make Your Deepavali Celebrations Extra Sweet This Year

Truly a royal dessert, as its name suggests, Shahi Tukra is a rich bread pudding with dry fruits, flavoured with cardamom. This great Indian dessert is simple to make.

An easy twist to the traditional Gulab Jamun. Thanks to the twist, this mouthwatering sweet dish takes much less of a time to prepare and tastes equally delicious.

An underrated food which can easily be devoured gluttonously. This dish can be served hot or cold with Rabdi, garnished with almond and pistachio slivers.

A Deepavali without Kaji Katli is like a CNY without an Ang Pow. This rich and sweet Indian cuisine is one of the easiest sweet recipes to follow.

As the name suggests, it's delicious and easy to make sweet dish involving 7 equal quantities of cakes. If you're looking for an easy Deepavali dish, then this Seven Cups Burfi is a must try.

A Konkani sweet dish, Nevri is quite similar to a Karanji from Maharashtra or Gujiya from Uttar Pradesh. Stuffed with a grated coconut along with almonds, this sweet dish is specially made during Deepavali festive seasons.

Out of all the traditional Indian sweets, coconut burfi is the one easy to make at home sweet that you would find in every part of the India and savoured with equal liking. This dish can even be stored for over a week.

Phirni is a rice flour-based creamy sweet dish which is predominantly famous in Punjab. This light and delicious preparation will put a perfect end to your ginormous Deepavali dinner.