Every year in January while north India welcome its first festival of Makar Sankranti, also spread happiness of Lohri and Pongal. It is the most joyous season. Read more about Makar Sankranti, Lohri, and Pongal.
In Sankranti usually, a combination of til/sesame and jaggery is consumed with kite flying. In Lohri, it all related to bhangra/giddha, bonfire and revri/popcorn. Here I am presenting few recipes which you can make on the occasion of Makar Sankranti, Lohri, and Pongal.
Makar Sankranti | Lohri | Pongal | Festival Recipes
1: Code2Cook is a blog of vegetarian and healthy recipes. Priya/Bhawana is the person behind this blog and writing, presentation, and photography all done by herself. It shows the journey from being an IT person to a Stay at home mom taking care of two toddlers. Pongal and Puran Poli are simple yet delicious sweets to make on this festival.
 Savory Pongal |
 Puran Poli |
2: Firsttimercook is a blog maintained by Sasmita, an ex-software engineer by profession and food blogger by passion. She is the creator, writer & photographer of the foodie blog Firsttimercook (www.firsttimercook.com) where I share my thoughts about foods and you can find well-crafted recipes for the home cook.
 Makara Chaula |
 Puffed Rice Chikki | Murmura Chikki |
 Sesame Brown Sugar Ladoo |
3: Golden Spice is a food blog with a focus on easy recipes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Shibani Hota is the person behind of this blog. She makes sure that her recipes are simple and easy to make. Her goal is to share delicious recipe ideas that anyone can make, from novice cooks to experienced foodies.
 Doodh Puli |
 Sattu ki Berfi |
 Til Ki Chikki |
 Moong Puli |
 Coconut jaggery stuffed semolina puli |
 Nolen gurer Rosogolla / Rasgulla |
 Til Aur Gud Ke Laddu |
 Poppy Seed Flax Seed Chikki |
 Sweet Pongal |
Nice work and I really appreciate your time in writing.
Keep the good work up.
Thanks Lee :).