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Republic Day Special Recipes

How to Make Best Tiranga Recipes For Republic Day?

So, the Republic Day is almost here.

We also name this day as 26th January. 

Republic day is celebrated to admire the day the Constitution of India came into effect. On this day, a flag hoisting ceremony is held as a mark of respect for our National Flag Tiranga.

This day makes every Indian feel proud. We celebrate the day of nationalism with vibrant colours (Tiranga), cultural festivities, and delicious foods. We all know that Republic Day celebration in India is incomplete without tiranga sweets.

What Are Tiranga Recipes?

Tricolours represent our national flag Tiranga.” The flag includes three horizontal lines: saffron at the top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom, with a navy blue Ashoka Chakra in the middle. In tiranga recipes or tiranga sweets, there are many ingredients used to represent these three colors. As a result, you will have visually stunning desserts that excite the feelings of national pride. Then, let’s explore the tricolor sweet recipes you can try on Republic Day 2025:

Tiranga Barfi

Trianga Barfi
                                                                                                                          Trianga Barfi

Barfi is the most beloved sweet among Indians, and its creamy texture combined with the vibrant colors of saffron, white, and green makes it an ideal choice for Republic Day. The layers of tiranga barfi represent the three colors of the flag. To achieve the perfect consistency for barfi, avoid overcooking or undercooking the layers. Temperature control and timing are the keys to making flawless barfi.

 Tricolor Pudding

Tricolor Pudding
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Another great way to include the tricolour theme into your Republic Day dessert is pudding. By using simple ingredients, you can make a perfectly layered tricolour pudding that not only looks good but its taste is also outstanding. To follow the tricolour theme, you can use different flavours, such as mango, vanilla, and coconut.

Tricolor Cake Pops

Tricolor Cake Pops
                                                                                                                                                Tricolor Cake Pops

Cake pops are a fun and easy-to-make sweet that kids and adults will enjoy. It is a traditional tricolour sweet with a more modern twist. You can create layers of saffron, white, and green colours in every cake pop by adding a little of food colouring to the batter. It’s an attractive way to make your Republic Day celebration happier!

 Tricolor Coconut Ladoo

 Tricolor Coconut Ladoo
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The making process of coconut ladoos is very easy and can be personalized to include the vibrant colors of the Indian flag. These small-sized sweets are a favourite of adults and kids. You can use natural ingredients to flavor your ladoos and increase the fragrance by roasting the coconut. These small details can elevate the taste and quality of your sweets.

Why Choose NFCI?

If you love preparing tranga recipes, then you might wish to take your cooking skills to the next level by joining the NFCI’s best cooking institutes in Ludhiana. NFCI offers specialized courses where you will learn how to make different Indian and international foods along with desserts like barfi.

If you are interested in working in the hospitality industry, then NFCI also has hotel management colleges in Lucknow and hotel management colleges in Panchkula. Our cooking classes in Karnataka are best for the learners of all levels, where we work hard to provide detailed culinary education.

Wrapping up

Add a touch of sweetness to your celebrations during this republic day by trying these delicious recipes. With NFCI easy-to-follow tiranga food recipes, you can bring together the flavors of saffron, white, and green in every bite, while honoring the spirit of the Indian flag. If cooking is your passion then joining NFCI cooking courses or attending our cooking classes in Dehradun, is the best way to work on your culinary potential. So, this Republic Day, don’t just wave the flag – enjoy it in every delicious bite!