Diwali Message for Diwali Festival

Be it for diwali cards or a simple greeting for social media profiles, writing the best diwali messages for diwali festival can be difficult for some, especially for those who are not good with words. I consider myself one of them. I’m not too good with words so I find it hard to write the perfect Diwali greetings or wishes for any occasion. So what I usually do is search online and type “diwali message ideas” on google.

Google, being so giving and helpful to someone like me, then sends back result of websites that offer ideas for diwali messages. Thanks to those website that I don’t have to think and try hard just to come up with a flowery words for Diwali. Of course, together with those messages, I also include my own personal Diwali message.
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Best Diwali Message

Happy Diwali to you and Your family

You are my true friend and I am happy
to wish you happy Diwali

Diwali is the Victory of God
May you become Victor
On all the things you do
For next year
Happy Diwali

Diwali is the Victory of light
May the light of luck be
on you and you family
Happy New year and Happy Diwali.


Diwali is the festival of light
Which brings hopes and peace
Which brings the blessings
So let us celebrate and share sweets
Happy Diwali

Diwali is the victory
Diwali is the message
Diwali is the Festival
Diwali is the confidence
Message from God
Victory of God
Festival For God
Confidence on god
Happy diwali

Diwali is Divine
Diwali is Inspiration
Diwali is Wealth
Diwali is Affection
Diwali is Light
Diwali is Indian
Happy Diwali in Indian Way

Festival of light is here
to remind us God is there
To protect us from all Dark Forces
So Awake arise and Forward
Happy Diwali

Diwali is For us
Created for us
We will always
remember the God

Peda Recipe for Diwali Festival

Diwali is a Celebration where people in India come together for a day of happiness and thanksgiving, lots of decorations and traditions, and feasting and gift-giving. Of course, aside from exchanging diwali wishes, the occasion is not complete without the delicacies prepared to feast on and one sweet treat is never missed during this event, peda, and preparing it is as easy as eating it. Here’s how:

Recipe for Peda

INGREDIENTS:

• ½ kilo soft white Khoya (grated)
• ½ tsp. Cardamom powder
• 1 tsp. Cardamom seeds (semi-crushed)
• 2 ½ cups powdered sugar
• 1 tbsp. crushed pistachios

PROCEDURE:

1. In a mixing bowl, mix grated khoya with powdered sugar.

2. Heat skillet or a non-stick pan on high and pour in the khoya mixture. Continue stirring and gradually lessen the heat until the mixture becomes thick.

3. Then gradually add the cardamom powder and mix until well blended.

4. Remove from fire and let it cool for a few minutes. Turn it over from time to time.

5. With the use of Cookie moulds, shape the pedas into patty like shapes. If not, form the mixture into balls and press it gently to form a flat round shape.

6. Sprinkle the Cardamom seeds and crushed pistachios over the patty and press it gently onto both sides of the mould.

7. Let it set, then turn it over to remove from mould.

VARIATIONS

• You can try to doll up your peda by adding color to it. Yellow, orange and green are attractive colors that coincide with the diwali theme.

• Add up some toppings to your peda such as cashew, almonds and walnuts.

• If you want variety in flavor, try adding

• ½ cup cashew powder for cashew flavor or
• 2 tbsp. cocoa powder and additional ½ cup powdered sugar or
• ½ cup walnuts

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