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Happy Lohri 2021: Dahi Bhalle, Gajar Ka Halwa, Laddoo, treat your taste buds with these traditional foods
Lohri is not just the festival of harvest but also of food and merriment. The festival is celebrated in January and marks the end of winter and the time to harvest rabi crops. A bonfire is lit, families whirl around it singing Punjabi folk songs and popping sesame seeds, popcorn, jaggery and rewaris. Like any other Indian festival, Lohri is incomplete without some appetizing, traditional foods. From makke ki roti and sarso ka saag to gajar ka halwa, the festival brings along many recipes that add sweetness to the celebrations.
Happy Lohri 2021: A Well-Assorted Dinner Menu For Your Lohri Party (With Recipes)
Happy Lohri 2021: A Well-Assorted Dinner Menu For Your Lohri Party (With Recipes)
Lohri 2021 Recipes: Planning a Lohri menu? We have got you covered. Check out for a complete Lohri-special thali.
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Lohri signifies the end of long winter nights.
We have a special Lohri menu for the festive fare.
It s time for some dhol and bhangra as Lohri 2021 is here! Punjabis around the world have geared up to celebrate the festival with a bonfire, dance, popcorns, rewri and more. One of the first festivities of the year, Lohri signifies the last night of winter solstice. It commemorates the beginning of the harvest season and the end of the long winter nights. As per the Hindu calendar, it is celebrated on the eve of Makar Sankranti (referred to as Maghi in Punjabi). This year Lohri falls on January 13, 2021.