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Touch of sweetness: How Mumbai’s Goans are using black jaggery to stay true to culture, memories

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Updated on: 25 July,2022 11:35 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Nascimento Pinto | nascimento.pinto@mid-day.com

JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar recently curated a limited-edition Goan menu as their first pop-up in their ongoing series, Gourmet Travelogues, to showcase the culinary diversity of Goa. With Goan black jaggery being a favourite of executive chef Dane Fernandes, we look at how he uses the ingredient and learn more from a city-based home chef about it

Touch of sweetness: How Mumbai’s Goans are using black jaggery to stay true to culture, memories

The jaggery is primarily made from the sap of the coconut palm or from sugarcane and sold in Goa’s markets in a distinctive pyramid shape. Photo Courtesy: Marian D'costa

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