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The wait is now over! Vegan Indian Diwali Sweets is now available to buy here.Â
This Diwali, whip up these goodies and surprise everyone! Celebrate any festival for that matter, Celebrate today!. Celebrate your loved ones and celebrate finding this e-book 🙂
What do you get in the ebook is 15 recipes! and gorgeous pictures. You can print out any page you like, frame it and put it up on the kitchen wall. A great reminder to make the goodies again and again 🙂
Diwali, the festival of lights is one of the big festivals celebrated in India. The festival is celebrated with vacations, visits, bursting crackers and lots of sweets and savories. The Sweets and Desserts served for the festival are quite heavily dependent on dairy. Like any major festival or holiday in any country, we all get obsessed with vegan-izing some family favorites. With very few Vegan Indian commercial options in India and almost none in the United states, I try to vegan-ize some of my favorites around the Indian festivals that people can make at home. This year I have a decent collection that I could make into an E-book.Â
Here is the Table of contents
It is difficult to explain each of these exactly. Loose translation to get an idea about each of the sweets.Â
Mysore pak – Chickpea flour fudge, and when i say fudge, it is indeed super fudgy fudge.Â
Its a 4 way win. You win the recipes, ebook and the photographs, I win because I can use some of my hard work to raise funds. All of the money raised from the sale of the E-book will be donated to the animals suffering because of Cyclone Phailin (to VSPCA through Help Animals India which his a 501 c3 chairty) and to Pigs Peace Sanctuary. The animals win as we all make plant-based sweets this Diwali and also because they get the funds from the sale of this book.
A lot of hard work has gone into the recipes, photography as well as making of the E-book. So please do not share the recipes or photographs publicly without permission.
I ask for $5 for the E-book. You can pay any amount greater than that. 100% of your donation will be collectively donated to the charities mentioned. I will not keep any.
Save a baby, Skip the dairy!
Have a wonderful and prosperous Deepawali.
Congratulations on your first ebook Richa! I’m looking forward to seeing many more from you. Happy Diwali!!! 🙂
Congrats on your e-book!! You should probably publish a cookbook soon. I tried your gulab jamun sometime ago and it tasted really good. I am going to use your recipe and slightly modify it to make kala jamuns. I am really tempted to buy your e-book but I am going to wait for a little longer as I am trying my version of rasmalai. Let’s see how it turns out.
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is it possible to pay by PayPal
you can pay either by paypal or just checkout with a credit card without loggin in. The checkout is on the ebooks page https://fettabbau-trim.today/p/e-books.html%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
Congrats! The e-book is such a great treat for your readers. Personally I couldn’t wait to try the gulab jamun.
now you can!:)
Wow Richa this looks seriously impressive! Congratulations! I’m not at all familiar with Indian desserts.
Thank you Emma, that is why you need this EBook:)
Nice Richa ! I have always been a fan of your page and this is truly must for me to have this book. Good attempt ! Will def buy it
Thank you Nupur! you will definitely like it !
Woohoo! Great job, Richa!
Thank you Annie
Happy Deepawali 🙂 I can’t wait to see you soon! What an awesome eBook Richa! The vegan Indian Diwali sweets look so yummy, I would love to try any of them as long as it has coconut, caramel, or cheesy based. I’m not a huge fan of all fudge or chocolate desserts, but the cheese dumplings sound enticing to try!
:d yes ther eis no chocolate in indian sweets:)
congrats, lady! i’m sure everything is outstanding!
Thank you Caitlin!