Ramadan is a time for reflection and connection.
Here are 15 celebratory recipes, perfect for sharing.
Its also a time to curb negative thoughts and behaviors, such as anger and resentment.
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It is a time of connecting for many.
These recipes range from full-fledged meals for Suhoor to small bites for Iftar before Maghrib Namaz.
From the Simply Recipes team, we wish you Ramadan Kareem!
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May your Ramadan be peaceful and fortuitous.
Indian Chicken Biryani
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To me, chicken biryani means welcoming Ramadan.
Serve withraitafor a well-rounded meal.
Simply Recipes / Ciara Kehoe
Shayma provides easy substitutions too!
Pair it withbeans and riceortostonesfor a fulfilling meal!
Highly recommend serving withnaanorroti.
Simply Recipes / Marta Rivera
Look no further than this air fryer falafel recipe!
Youll have Suhoor ready in no time!
Served on its own or over rice, this stew will leave you wanting more.
Simply Recipes / Prerna Singh
Menemen (Turkish Scrambled Eggs and Tomatoes)
Need an easy recipe for Sehri?
Serve it with your choice of bread or as part of a Turkish kahvalti (breakfast) spread.
Fair warningit’s so good, you’ll keep going back for more!
Simply Recipes / Nick Evans
Sabzi Polo
Hosting Iftar this year?
Celebrate with sabzi polo!
Serve withbeef kebabortandoori chickenfor a full meal!
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Serve with the peanut sauce included in the recipe.
Tangy and rich, it’s packed with flavor and perfect for both Suhoor and Iftar.
Best piece of advicedont skimp out on the toppings!
Simply Recipes / Ciara Kehoe
Vegetable Samosas With Mint Chutney
Nothing ends a meal quite like a samosa.
Pockets of fried dough filled with a gloriously spiced vegetable filling and served with mint chutney?
Whats not to love!
Simply Recipes / Lisa Lin
Spanakopita
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Invited to an Iftar party?
This chicken congee jook is perfect for such situations.
Prepared with just a few simple ingredients, this relatively hands-off recipe is light and easy to make.
Simply Recipes / Mihaela Kozaric Sebrek
Consisting of two major shortcuts, this recipe uses a food processor and is baked in muffin tins.
Now this recipe is quicker and results in individual portions, perfect for a large Iftari gathering!
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