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A sweet ending to winter

When the skies are dotted with a million kites, fingers are lacerated with cuts and, most importantly, the kitchen smells of jaggery, you know it’s Makar Sankranti. Phorum Dalal gets chefs and homemakers to share simple recipes to make traditional sweets in less than 20 minutes each

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Makar Sankranti, Life & Style, Food, Mumbai, Kurmure Chikki, Pati Shapta, Til laddoos, Crushed peanut laddoos

Makar Sankranti, Life & Style, Food, Mumbai, Kurmure Chikki, Pati Shapta, Til laddoos, Crushed peanut laddoos

Kurmure Chikki
“No festival is complete if you don’t make sweets and savouriesathome,” says homemaker Bhairavi Pandya, who makes Kurmure Chikki every year during Sankranti. Though festive foods are easily available in the market, it is shagun (auspicious) to make the sweet at home, says the Juhu resident.


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