With such long UK daylight hours, the first suhoor (sahūr) recipes of the day need to provide a source of sustained energy throughout the day. Equally, iftar recipes need to be balanced, nutrient dense and protein-rich.

Our Cookpad community of home cooks have been sharing their healthy recipes for suhoor and their healthy recipes for iftar and we are delighted to share some of those Ramadan recipes with you here.

From left to right: Tizz's Mango Overnight Oats; Bhorta Bari's Chana Bhuna; Komal Riasats Singapuri Rice

Healthy Suhoor Recipes


Komal Riasat’s Lassi

Anum’s Refreshing Apple & Peach Smoothie

Mad About Cooking’s Cinnamon Fruit Smoothie With Oats

Tizz’s Overnight Oats with Mango


Healthy Iftar Recipes


Bhorta Bari’s Kala Chana Bhuna with Potato

Kezia’s Kitchen Otak-Otak Ayam Udang (Grilled Chicken Shrimp in Banana Leaves)

Komal Riasat’s Singapuri Rice

Bhorta Bari’s Tuna Fish Kebab

Prasel’s Thalappakattu Chicken Biryani

Ramadan Sweets

From left to right: Kezia's Kitchen Pudin Buah Naga; i_m_kashish's Paneer Makhana Kheer; Tripolitan Cuisine's Maamoul Cookies

Kezia’s Kitchen Puding Buah Naga (Dragon Fruit Puding)

I_m_kashish’s Paneer Makhana Kheer (LotusSeed and cheese dessert)

Tripolitan Cuisine’s Maamoul Cookies with Pistachio Walnuts and Dates

Malaysian Kitchen’s Kuih Bakar


Find more delicious Ramadan recipes from our home cooks here

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