IN PHOTOS: Innovate with classic sweets to make these unique variations this Diwali
Updated On: 07 November, 2023 11:59 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto
Mumbai chefs want you to experiment and innovate with the classic recipes of karanji, laddoos and gulab jamun too

1/6

2/6
Rajiv Das, executive chef at Radisson Blu Mumbai International Airport in Andheri says you can make a Chocolate Motichoor Laddoo
ADVERTISEMENT
.jpg)
3/6
Chef Jerson Fernandes, who is the executive chef at Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach, recommends making a Diwali-themed chocolate mithai diya

4/6
Since people mostly make gajar halwa-gulab jamun for Diwali, chef Jagdish Naidu at Ishaara wants you to innovate with the Gulab Jamun Dudhi Halwa Cake
ADVERTISEMENT

5/6
Keeping it interesting, Aditi Handa, co-founder-head chef at The Baker's Dozen says make karanjis out of bread, especially with Mumbai's connection to it

6/6
Instead of the regular laddoos, chef Raveena Taurani, who is also the owner of Yogisattva Cafe, says people can easily opt to make millet and jaggery laddoos
ADVERTISEMENT

