All I have this Diwali is a box full of Agre ka Angoori petha / crystallized white pumpkins or candy and a delightful book on history of sweet inventions or dessert by Michael Krondl as you would love to frame it. This post is not about the book review or a new recipe to cherish this Diwali, it’s all about tracing our roots back to our heritage and traditions.agra angoori pethaAs I reflect back on my growing up years in another century (pre-internet), where the festivities were always marked by homemade sweets or mithais, the house was always brimming up with same old flavours and the first bite was shared by Gods and then offered to us mortals, thus purifying one’s soul in return. Nope we were not a religious or orthodox family, but such customs seeped so deep in our genes that it becomes part of our lives, beyond the comprehension of any logic or reasonings that may explained this.

Nice food items, challavanipeta jn

It is okay to buy snacks and sweets ....There is no facility to sit and eat...Food in konark sweets is qualitative and quantitative...You can buy and take home....

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