New Delhi, Dec 04 (IANSlife): Festivals in India are all about togetherness and traditions. They bring families and communities closer, filling our hearts with love and laughter. The delicious feasts passed down through generations are truly the ones that make celebrations truly special! But are you worried about your health this festive season but still want to savor the incredible delicacies? Worry not, because we got you covered!

However, being away from home during these special occasions can sometimes leave you feeling homesick and missing the festivities with your loved ones. You can always rely on your trusted oven or bring home the new Siemens iQ700 Oven with its ingenious built-in AI camera ready to save the day. Celebrate the fun and share quick time-lapses of your favourite delicacy under the spotlight with your friends and family! You can recreate the beloved flavors of home, and, most importantly, you won't have to compromise on your health goals.

Baked Palak Paneer Stuffed Mushrooms

The classic blend of spinach and paneer forms a delicious filling. Bake them in your trusty oven to ensure the mushrooms are perfectly tender and packed with flavor. To add a festive twist, garnish your creations with a generous sprinkle of grated paneer, which enhances the richness of the dish, and a drizzle of a luscious tomato-based sauce that brings a burst of tangy, zesty goodness to each delectable bite. This appetizer is the perfect way to begin your festive meal, setting the stage for a culinary adventure that pays homage to tradition while embracing innovation.

Baked Chicken Tikka

If you're a fan of Indian street food, you'll love this healthier twist on chicken tikka. Marinate chicken pieces in a tantalizing mixture of yogurt and an array of aromatic spices to create a smoky, tandoori-inspired flavor. Whether you choose to grill, bake, or cook on the stovetop, the result is succulent, tender chicken that captures the essence of street-side culinary delights.

Baked Sweet Potato Fries

Baked sweet potato fries are not only delicious but also a healthier alternative to traditional deep-fried fries. Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamins, fiber, and antioxidants. Here's a simple recipe for baked sweet potato fries: Preheat the Siemens iQ700 oven to 425°F (220°C). Toss sweet potato fries with olive oil, paprika, garlic powder, salt, and pepper. Spread the fries in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake for 20-25 minutes, flipping halfway through, until the fries are golden and crispy.

Baked apple crisp

It is a classic and wholesome dessert that captures the essence of fall flavors. Fresh, crisp apples are the star of the show, their natural sweetness intensified through the baking process. The dish begins by layering slices of apples in a baking dish, creating a juicy and flavorful base. The magic happens with the topping – a crumbly mixture of oats, almond flour, and a touch of cinnamon. This delightful combination adds a satisfying crunch to every bite. To sweeten the deal, a drizzle of maple syrup provides a natural and nuanced sweetness,

Baked Rasgulla Cheesecake

Transform the beloved classic rasgulla into a modern fusion dessert by introducing it to the world of cheesecakes. Incorporate crushed rasgullas as a lusciously sweet and syrupy layer nestled in the heart of the cheesecake. To complete this delightful creation, add a light and creamy cheese mixture on top. This inventive dessert marries the traditional and contemporary, offering a delectable treat that combines the best of both worlds.

Embrace India's culinary traditions while staying true to your commitment to a healthier lifestyle during festive times. Relish the delicious flavors and vibrant dishes that bring joy to your celebrations. These added recipes elevate your festive gatherings, all with health in mind. Use your oven for cooking confidence and create these delightful dishes that praise traditional Indian cuisine while prioritizing your well-being. Enjoy a memorable and wholesome feast at your festive gatherings!