There's no need to spend hours in the kitchen making sweets for Diwali. There are some sweets that don't even require a gas stove. Learn their easy recipes.

gas-free sweets

There's a special joy in making sweets at home and serving them to guests on Diwali. But sometimes, with all the festive preparations, it's difficult to spend much time in the kitchen. In such a situation, you can prepare some delicious sweets without even lighting the stove. These recipes don't require many ingredients and don't take long to prepare. The special thing is that they will be enjoyed by everyone, from children to adults. Let's explore three easy recipes for such sweets.

Make chocolate balls from biscuits

To make chocolate balls, first grind any cream biscuits of your choice into a powder in a mixer. Add a little milk and mix well until the mixture resembles a soft dough. Form small round balls from this mixture. Dip them in melted chocolate and garnish with chocolate chips or chopped nuts. Place the prepared balls in the refrigerator for 20 to 30 minutes. Once cooled, they are ready to eat.

Sweeten your mouth with coconut laddus.

To make coconut laddus, combine desiccated coconut and condensed milk in a bowl and mix thoroughly. If the mixture seems too thick, add a little more condensed milk. Add cardamom powder and mix again. Form small laddus from the mixture. Then, coat them in desiccated coconut powder. Refrigerating the laddus for a while will help them set their shape. This way, you'll have delicious coconut laddus ready without using the stove.

Make healthy rolls with dry fruits.

To make the dry fruit roll, chop almonds, cashews, walnuts, and dates into small pieces. Mash the dates into a smooth paste. Add chopped nuts and a little coconut powder. Mix everything thoroughly and shape it into a roll. Wrap it in butter paper and refrigerate for about an hour. Once cooled, cut it into small pieces. Serve the prepared dry fruit roll to guests. The dates add sweetness, so there's no need to add sugar.