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The holy month of Ramzan is not just about fasting but feasting too. Here are a few traditional recipes to park up your Iftar party

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Ramzan is incomplete without Iftar parties. Politician Baba Siddique recently hosted a grand Iftaar party at Taj Land’s End, Bandra, which was attended by many Bollywood biggies. If you want to take inspiration from Siddique and organise an Iftar party, our chefs share recipes to help you whip up some amazing, simple and lip-smacking dishes.

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Ragi barfi
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Ragi flour: 1 tablespoon
Jaggery: 4 tablespoon
Almonds: 2 gm
Cashews: 2 gm
Milk: 2 teaspoon
Ghee: 1 teaspoon

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Porridge halwa

This is a traditional Gujarati sweet dish made with fox millets, clarified butter and nuts.

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Serve with garnished cashew nut. —Chef Manisha Bhasin

Beetroot & chickpeas cutlet

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Banana date smoothie

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Topping: Strawberries and toasted walnuts

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—Chef Vineet Chopra

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