There is something about the winters that makes us slow down, curl up under a warm blanket, and crave comforting food. But it is also the season when our immunity demands attention. The dry winds, temperature dips, and shorter daylight hours can leave our body feeling a little lazy. That is why the foods we reach for in the colder months matter more than we realize.
Shreeji Foods offers all the dry fruits you need this winter to keep your body warm, immune and healthy. If you grew up in a household where a handful of almonds or walnuts were practically a winter ritual, you already know that dry fruits are little power houses. They are concentrated with vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, antioxidants, and above all warmth. They help us nourish from inside, improve stamina, and keep seasonal infections at bay.
Shreeji Foods is here with three winter-special immunity boosting recipes, each starring the richness of dry fruits. They are simple, wholesome, and feels like a warm hug.
Let’s dive right in.
Dry Fruit Laddu-
Ingredients –
· Almonds
· Cashews
· Walnuts
· Raisins
· Dried Figs
· Seedless Dates
· Ghee
· Cardamom Powder
How to Make
1. Start by lightly roasting the Shreeji Premium almonds, cashews, and walnuts on low heat until warm and aromatic.
2. Pulse them in a mixer until coarse.
3. Now chop dates and figs, then blend lightly until they turn pasty.
4. Warm ghee in a pan and then add the dry fruit mix, date-fig paste, and cardamom powder.
5. Mix on low flame for a minute then switch off the heat.
6. While the mix is warm, shape them into small laddus.
Saffron & Dry-Fruit Milk
Ingredients –
· Milk
· Soaked Almonds
· Pistachios
· Cashews
· Turmeric
· Jaggery
How to Make
1. Grind Almond, Cashews, and Pistachios into a fine paste with a little milk.
2. Heat the remaining milk.
3. Add the nut paste and whisk continuously to avoid lumps.
4. Add saffron and turmeric
5. Let it simmer for 3-4 minutes.
6. Sweeten with Jaggery.
Honey Granola Bowl
Ingredients
· Rolled oats
· Almonds
· Walnuts
· Pistachios
· Raisins
· Chia Seeds
· Honey
· Cinnamon Powder
How to Make –
1. Mix oats, almonds, walnuts, pistachios, and chia seeds in a bowl.
2. Pour Honey over the oat-nut mix and combine well.
3. Spread on a baking tray and bake at 150 Celsius for 10-15 minutes, stirring once halfway.
4. Let it cool, then add raisins.
Use premium Shreeji Dry Fruits for all the recipe to make it more healthy, pure, and real.
Dry Fruits have been part of winter diets for centuries, not because they are convenient snacks, but they naturally complement your body, when the temperature drops.
· Dry Fruits generate internal heat, helping your body to stay warm from inside.
· Vitamins E, B, zinc, and antioxidants strengthen the body’s defenses.
· Healthy fats provide energy, perfect for slow winter mornings.
· Dry- fruits like walnuts rich in omega-3 support mental clarity and healthy heart.
Adding a handful of premium dry fruits to your winter routine isn’t just a dietary choice, it’s self-care. Whether you enjoy them in a cup of golden milk, shaped into ladoos, or mixed into a crunchy granola bowl, these small bites are packed with nutrition your body craves this season. Winter will always bring its share of chills, sniffles, and slow mornings. But with recipes like these, you can welcome the season feeling nourished, energized, and ready for cozy days ahead.
