Eid Al-Fitr 2022: 5 desserts that you must try this Eid

The Muslim community throughout the world is celebrating Eid Al-Fitr with great zeal as the Holy Month of Ramadan draws to a close. Eid commemorates the completion of Ramadan's month-long period of Roza (fasting). Here we take a look at some scrumptious Eid delicacies suggested by celebrity chef Ranveer Brar.

Dry fruits laddoos: The evergreen laddoos with a zesty mouthful of chocolate. The dry fruit laddoo recipe by Chef Ranveer Brar is sure to be the highlight of your Eid festivities as you pair royal nuts with chocolate flavoured syrup. It uses almost the same ingredients that are used in making Sheer Khurma, has festive indulgence written all over it and is something different too. Credit: Special Arrangement

Sheer Khurma sips: For the first time - Sevai dish in a shot glass! Sheer Khurma is a must-have for any Eid feast, and the table is incomplete without it. The traditional dessert of vermicelli, milk and lovely nuts has been a delight for generations. Rich in flavour with a blend of healthy ingredients - Sheer Khurma Sips by Chef Ranveer Brar will make your festive moments delightful till the last drop. Credit: Special Arrangement

Shahi Kalakand Phirni: If you are bored of eating the routine desserts on Eid, here is a recipe for chocolate-flavoured Shahi Kalakand Phirni by Chef Ranveer Brar, which will not only remind you of the familiar flavours of Eid, but the chocolate variations will surely take your taste buds on a wonderful voyage. What's more? The recipe is quick, easy and can be prepared within an hour. Credit: Special Arrangement

Choco Sev Barfi: Sev is a key ingredient for Eid. Amalgamate this version of Sev on Eid with a twist of Hershey's chocolate syrup to relish the unconventional recipe of Choco Sev Barfi by Chef Ranveer Brar. Dig into this mix of yummy, sweet and spicy ingredients! Credit: Special Arrangement

Yum Warm Malpua: Malpuas are often fried for sehri during Ramadan, but they are just as good on a fresh Eid morning! Eid treats would be incomplete without traditional decadent desserts. While there's no denying that classic is classic, experimenting with traditional flavours has its own rewards. So this Eid give your traditional sweetmeats a chocolatey twist with Chef Ranveer Brar’s Chocolatey Malpua recipe curated for Hershey India. Credit: Special Arrangement