Updated On: 08 March, 2023 09:35 AM IST | Mumbai | Nascimento Pinto
Holi is here and with the colour that it brings, there is also a lot of food that will be circulating among family and friends. If you wish to experiment, then we have got you covered with innovations that you can make to your classic dishes of malpua, gujiya and kachori too

Enjoying glasses full of thandai during Holi is definitely a favourite but feasting on a plate full of gujiyas, kachoris, malpua and laddoos is not far behind. Photo Courtesy: ITC Grand Central
Holi, popularly known as the festival of colours around India is going to be celebrated in a bigger and better way than ever before, especially after three years of the Covid-19 pandemic. While people will get back to streets to play with colours and pichkaris and drink their fair share of thandai, it is impossible to imagine any Indian festival with loads of food that people can gorge on throughout the day.
While thandai is definitely a favourite, feasting on a plate full of gujiyas, kachoris, malpua, laddoos and more is not far behind. However, if you are bored of making the same dishes every year and have been looking for variations while still keeping the essence of the festival, then look no further. There is a lot that you can do with these dishes by making some minor additions that will definitely infuse a new kind of flavour to your food this festival and when guests visit your home.