Foods You Can’t Miss This Teej: Ghewar, Pua & More

DEEPANSHU SHARMA

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Festivals in India are incomplete without food. Teej brings a platter of sweets and delicacies rich with tradition and flavor

Ghewar

A honeycomb-like dessert dipped in sugar syrup, Ghewar is Rajasthan’s iconic Teej sweet enjoyed across India

Malpua

Soft inside and crisp outside, Malpua is another favorite sweet during Teej celebrations

Coconut Ladoo

Symbolizing purity and devotion, coconut ladoos are often made fresh at home for offerings

Dal Baati Churma

In Rajasthan, Teej celebrations are incomplete without this hearty traditional meal of dal, baati, and sweet churma

Dry Fruits & Prasad

Plates of dry fruits and prasad are shared with family and neighbors to spread festive joy

Thekua

A crispy, sweet snack made from wheat flour, jaggery, and ghee. Thekua is a must-have festive treat in Bihar during Teej

Kheer

Creamy rice pudding cooked with milk, sugar, and dry fruits. Kheer is prepared as prasad and shared with loved ones

Poha Jalebi

A classic breakfast that turns into a festive favorite, Poha Jalebi is enjoyed in MP during Teej celebrations