Raksha Bandhan is a festival of joy. It commemorates the bond between siblings as they promise to protect and be there for each other in difficult times by tying Rakhi on each other’s wrists. Apart from exchanging gifts, performing puja, and visiting the temple, one of the key rituals of this festival is eating sweets.
why bother if you love cooking While many prefer buying sweets at the market. This recipe is ready within minutes and requires minimal ingredients. We have a simple, healthy, and delicious recipe for you – peanut butter laddus, shared by chef Kunal Kapur on Instagram on August 25.
Sharing the recipe on Instagram, chef Kunal wrote, “For the sibling who puts peanut butter on everything – this one’s for you. To make your dessert healthy, you can go for unsweetened peanut butter. This year, the last Lunar Eclipse of the year falls on the day Rakhi will be celebrated.
Step 1: In a wide pan, add the dry ingredients, such as the dried and dessicated coconut, cashew nuts, and peanut butter.
The peanut butter laddu recipe is a ‘little twist on mithai’ for the peanut-butter-loving sibling, according to him. “Because what’s sweeter than making something they absolutely love, just for them?” he added. Earlier reporting noted: Every year, according to Drik Panchang, Bhadra casts a shadow on the festival of Raksha Bandhan. It is best to tie the Rakhi on the full moon day, but it should never be tied during the Bhadra period, according to rituals.
The recipe is part of a series that the MasterChef judge kickstarted before the Raksha Bandhan festival.
