Wow! It’s the second day of Ramadan already. If you didn’t know, Ramadan is the month when Muslims around the world fast from Dawn until Sunset, no drinking, and no eating. In Ramadan, Muslims should not commit sins or any act that can anger Allah Subhanaho Wa Ta’la.
Ramadan is known as a holy month, people visit each other, engage in worshipping Allah, be kind to one another, help and provide for the poor. It’s a month when one has more time to think about how his or her life, find the right path and follow it.
Making Ramadan Iftar Menu
But Ramadan is known for one more thing too, it is known for cooking the most delicious food. Women get extra creative in this month and one can see a number of desserts and side dishes, that one don’t usually see every day.
OUR LATEST VIDEOSSo today I have collected some of my recipes which you can enjoy at Iftar (when breaking the fast) or at Sahoor (the last meal before starting the fast.)
Follow me on Instagram, and if you happen to make any of my recipes, please post the picture and mention me in your post, or use this hashtag #munatycooking. I would love to see your creation.
Enjoy!
Crunchy Sweet Dumplings (Luqaimat)
Sweet Dumplings (with potatoes)
Macaroni Mozzarella Béchamel Sauce
Eggless Nutella Chocolate Cake
4 Comments
Farida
08/06/2016 at 4:08 amWow, I love most of the dishes in this menu, pinned! Will let you know if I made any!
munatycooking
10/06/2016 at 12:44 pmThanks Farida and I wish you a blessed Ramadan 🙂
Mubina
10/05/2018 at 3:26 amI just loved this list of Ramadan Iftar Menu collections…Ramadan is about to start I was collecting a menu list for my family, came across this page. I got a list from here and also from Nestle Dessert Arabia Ramadan Dessert section.
munatycooking
11/05/2018 at 7:17 pmHi Mubina, I look forward to Ramadan too, few weeks are left. Hope you enjoy my recipes 🙂