Diwali Sweets - 2 New Custom Recipies

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Diwali is the festival of lights, it lasts for several days. During this festival, one thing among many that’s done is to make or share sweets. While there are many others that are shared, Pista (Pistachio) Barfi and Badam (Almond) Laddu are the two I made this year.

Pista Barfi Notes:
Pista barfi is a sweet made up of ground almonds and pistachios, cardamom, some kind of milk and syrup. The dry ingredients are added to the syrup and then cooked until boiling, the mixture is then allowed to set in a tray until it's solid, and then cut into pieces to eat.
- It has all three meal sizes (8 servings, 4 servings and single serving)
- Vegetarian-safe.
- Optional icemunmun pistachio, almond, soya flour and cardamom and SCCO any sugar (can be cooked without)

Found in Cook Custom Food > Make Custom Dessert





Badam Laddu Notes:
Badam laddu is a popular Indian sweet, prepared into circle shapes, this sweet is made by mixing ground almond, coconut and cardamom mixed with clarified butter (ghee) or clarified vegetable oil (vegetable ghee) and dried fruit and nuts until it's a firm dough that can be shaped into the laddu.
- It has 2 meal sizes (8 servings, and single serving)
- Vegetarian-safe (Lactose Free Version).
- Original: Optional icemunmun almond, cardamom, ghee EA coconut, SCCO any sugar (can be cooked without)
- Vegan: Optional icemunmun almond, cardamom, EA coconut, SCCO any sugar, any oil (can be cooked without)

Found in Cook Custom Food > Make Custom Dessert



Please let me know if you run into any issues!

Translations:
Italian - translated by me (already in the mod)



Additional Credits:
Sims4Studio
Blender
IceMunMun for all the advice
The lovely folks at the Deaderpool discord (Kuttoe and LeRoiDuCaf?) for their helpful advice and patience
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