A traditional Iftar spread is a gastronomic extravaganza; from meticulously prepared meat curries to decadent desserts, refreshing sherbets and much more. What's offered on the table is usually more than enough to satiate the hunger of the entire family. A traditional Iftar menu can be described as nothing short of spectacular with dishes like kebabs, haleem, biryani, paya, halwa,sheer khurma and phirni taking center-stage.
If you're in Delhi and in search of an authentic Iftar feast then head to Old Delhi or Nizzamuddin. The variety of Iftar recipes laced with traditional flavours will linger on your palate for days to come. And just in case you love cooking and want to re-create traditional Iftar treats in the comfort of your own home, follow our list of 10 best Iftar recipes to put together a full-fledged menu for your family.
Here Are Our Ten Best Iftar Recipes
Ramadan Kareem!
- Chicken Shammi Kebab
Recipe by Chef Akhtar Rehman, Foodistan
Juicy chicken pieces are minced and mixed with channa dal and a host of masalas. Work them up into patties and fry till crisp.
- Lahori Special Gajrella from Gawal Mandi
Recipe by Chef Muhammad Ikram, Foodistan
End your Iftar on a sweet note with this fool proof Iftar recipe, this carrot-based dessert is loaded with the goodness of milk, khoya, rice and nuts.
- Kabuli Pulao
Recipe byChef Mohammad Naeem, Foodistan
The classic rice preparation cooked along with chunky chickpeas.
- Kaghzi kebab
Recipe by Chef Mohammad Naeem, Foodistan
Chicken drumsticks are marinated and stuffed with pine-nuts and herbs, grilled to perfection.
- Faalsa Sherbet
Recipe by Chef Kunal Kapur
Refresh and rejuvenate by sipping on this seasonal punch.
- Shahi Tukda
Recipe by Chef Aditya Bal
One of the star desserts of the quintessential Iftar menu. Cant go wrong with this Iftar recipe.
Yes, nachos! Tortilla chips topped with meat, sauces and cheese is every child’s favourite. If you have kids, they will love you for making this for iftar. You can even make a desi version of nachos. Here is the recipe.
If you are too desi for peri bites then this is the dish for you. It’s a stuffed green chilli in a pakora, what else could you possibly ask for? You can even stuff the chilli with a filling of your choice. Here is the recipe.
Baked Spinach Chicken Patties
