It’s that time of the year again when many of you would be on the lookout for some easy Iftar recipes to relish after breaking your day-long fast (Roza). Ramadan, or Ramzan, is considered the holiest month of the year for Muslims in which people observe a month-long fasting routine and refrain from eating or drinking anything from dawn to dusk. For the post-sunset Iftar meals, dates, boiled eggs, cut fruits, milk, and sweets often make it to the platter, but if you are bored of eating these and want to explore something new, here are some easy Iftar recipes that will delight your taste buds.

1. Baklava

Iftar buffets are incomplete without a delectable sweet dish and most of you would be breaking your fast with sweets. Baklava is nutty, crumbly, and is an amazing dessert to satiate all your sugar cravings during Ramadan.

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2. Turkish Style Eggs

Not just during Ramadan, but eggs generally form an important part of our everyday breakfast. Try out this unique egg recipe which includes very few ingredients but is a treat for your taste buds.

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3. Chicken Fajitas

If you are bored of chilli chicken or chicken curry, try these fajitas that are both tasty and healthy. This is a great option for when you don’t want any more heavy desi food and want to eat a light dinner.

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4. Paya Shorba

Also known as Paya soup, it is an aromatic clear soup made with lamb trotters. A rich source of protein, this soup is perfect for filling your hungry stomach after a whole day of fasting. FYI, this dish is also great for the health of your bones.

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5. Murg Palak Ke Korma Kebabs

Kebabs are a delight for all meat lovers and this recipe with chicken and spinach can be a good choice if you are looking for a tasty, healthy snack option.

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What are you looking forward to the most at your next Iftar meal?

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