From piping hot luchis and khichdi to lip-smacking macher jhol, foodies are spoilt for choice during the five-days of Durga Puja! Which means, that it’s the perfect time for you and your bae to go pandal hopping and relish some really scrumptious Bengali food.

1. Sandesh

No celebration in India is complete without sweets. Similarly, Durga Puja is incomplete without ‘sandesh’. This dry sweet, that has a long history, first originated from the local confectioneries of Bengal. Prepared with milk, sugar and paneer, and decorated with pistachios, almonds and saffron strands, this Bengali sweet dish will totally melt in your mouth.

1. Sandesh

No celebration in India is complete without sweets. Similarly, Durga Puja is incomplete without ‘sandesh’. This dry sweet, that has a long history, first originated from the local confectioneries of Bengal. Prepared with milk, sugar and paneer, and decorated with pistachios, almonds and saffron strands, this Bengali sweet dish will totally melt in your mouth.

Source: Spicing Your Life