10 sweet dishes for every occasion: Healthy, quick and tasty

Bread Gulab Jamuns: Gulab Jamuns prepared with bread and milk are as delicious as those prepared with mawa. Until and unless you state that these gulab jamuns are made with bread and milk the person will never be able to trace the difference. Here’s how to make these super-easy golden balls of goodness. Click here for the recipe.

Urad dal Pinni: The Punjabi pinni can be prepared in several ways. We have already prepared pinni with flax seeds, wheat flour and dry fruits. Here, we will make a scrumptious version using urad dal and mawa. Click here for the recipe.

Fudge Brownie Shake: Whether Winter or Summer, there’s always time for some fudge brownie shake. Chef Nita Mehta tells us how to whip up a quick shake after a long day’s work. Click here for the recipe.

Eggless, Sugarfree Banana Muffins: Always feeling guilty after gobbling up those sweets? Well, worry no more because there's a way to satiate that sweet tooth as well as eat healthy with these eggless, sugarfree banana muffins. Click here for the recipe.

Almond and Saffron Phirni: Phirni is a feast for the eye and the taste buds. And it’s so easy that you can make it while sipping on your morning cup of coffee, refrigerate it and enjoy it chilled during dinner. Click here for the recipe.

Wholewheat Chocolate Chip Cookies: When it comes to gifting, there is nothing better than homemade stuff, especially sweets. These whole wheat chocolate chip cookies pack in the goodness of whole wheat flour, honey and chocolate. Something that can be eaten (and gifted) guilt free. Click here for the recipe.

Chocolate-Coffee Biscuit Cake: Not only is this chocolate coffee cake delicious, but it’s super easy to make. Click here for the recipe.

Fruit and Ice Cream Flan: Craving for a frozen dessert? You can very well make this super yummy Fruit and Ice Cream Flan. Click here for the recipe.

Strawberry Cheesecake: Strawberry is juicy, refreshing and has just the right mix of nutrients and anti-oxidants. Add a little yogurt, cream, cheese and make a cake to satiate that sweet craving. Click here for the recipe.

Shahi Kesari Paneer: This one is from the tables of the Indian kings. No wonder it has the word Shahi associated with it. Here’s a recipe that would work for all occasions. Click here for the recipe.