Easy Gulab Jamun

Gulab jamuns with milk powder

This easy gulab jamun recipe is the best way to prepare the classic Indian dessert. Soft, delicious, easy, & made with simple ingredients.

Orange Coconut Basbousa

egyptian basbousa orange coconut basbousa namoura

Orange Coconut Basbousa is an Arab twist on the traditional basbousa. It’s a sweet, soft and citrusy semolina cake soaked in citrusy syrup.

No Bake Mango Cake

No Bake Mango Cake is a refreshing and light dessert that’s a spin on mango cheesecake and mango tiramisu. It’s easier and quicker to make!

The Best Awameh (Luqaimat) Recipe

Luqaimat are deep-fried pastries dipped in simple syrup. They're crunchy on the outside and soft and airy on the inside.

Awameh (Luqaimat) are Middle Eastern crispy donut balls. They’re crispy on the outside, airy and fluffy on the inside. Sweet, crunchy & soft! We love having them in Ramadan as they are the perfect post-iftar sweet treat.

Top 15+ Desserts for Ramadan

Iftar or suhoor is best enjoyed with this collection of the sweetest and most popular desserts for Ramadan. They will definitely turn your Ramadan nights into unforgettable moments.

Basbousa Bil Qishta (Semolina Cake With Cream)

The uniquely delicious Basbousa Bil Qishta dessert is sweetened with sugar syrup and sprinkled with flavored nuts. Its spongy layers filled with cream will melt in your mouth. Make it an option for your Ramadan nights!

Date Energy Balls

These energy date balls are super quick and easy to make with only 7 ingredients. These balls are a healthy and great alternative to sugar-packed energy bars.

Mushabak Halabi (Middle Eastern Churros)

Mushabak Halabi , a super easy dessert made in spiral shapes and garnished with pistachios and dried rose petals.

Mushabak Halabi also known as Karabeej Halab, is popular Middle Eastern dessert that is especially enjoyed during Ramadan. It is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. It makes a great addition to your Iftar table.