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Of kulkuls, cake and guava cheese: Why ‘Kuswar’ is good old comfort on a plate

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Updated on: 17 December,2022 06:22 PM IST  |  Mumbai
Nascimento Pinto | nascimento.pinto@mid-day.com

No Christmas is complete without ‘kuswar’, the traditional platter that has a variety of sweets and savouries. City home chefs share the essential treats of this selection

Of kulkuls, cake and guava cheese: Why ‘Kuswar’ is good old comfort on a plate

(From left) Bebinca, coconut ice, walnut fudge, sugar-coated and regular kidiboran, macaroons, rose cookies, jaggery chikki, neuries, green and milk fudge, marzipan, rice chaklis, rice and boondi laddoos, and balushahi. Pic/Prashanth Pereira

It is that time of year when having a ‘full plate’ is a good thing. A full plate called ‘kuswar’, that is. Popular among the Goan, Mangalorean and East Indian communities, this platter is laden with sweets and savouries popularly eaten during Christmas.

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