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Aadi Kummayam

Kummayam (also called Aadi Kummayam) is a time-honoured sweet from the Chettinad region of Tamil Nadu, prepared using a wholesome blend of whole urad dal, moong dal, and raw rice, roasted and ground into a fine flour. This flour is slow-cooked with jaggery, palm jaggery, and ghee to create a rich, non-sticky sweet with a …

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Manoharam

Manoharam, also known as Manohara Urundai, is a beloved South Indian sweet that’s often prepared during special occasions, weddings, and festivals like Diwali. This crispy, jaggery-coated snack is known for its unique texture and nostalgic taste. Made with crunchy gram flour sticks (murukku) tossed in a sticky, golden-brown jaggery syrup, Manoharam offers a balanced blend …

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Poruvilangai Urundai

Poruvilangai Urundai is a nutritious and wholesome traditional South Indian sweet, often made during festivals and special occasions. These hard and crunchy energy balls are crafted using a mixture of roasted lentils, rice, and jaggery, making them both flavourful and packed with nutrients. Known for their long shelf life and energizing qualities, Poruvilangai Urundai is …

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Boondhi ladoo

Boondhi Ladoo is a traditional Indian sweet prepared using tiny, golden-coloured droplets of gram flour batter, commonly known as boondhi. These fried boondhis are soaked in aromatic sugar syrup, flavoured with cardamom and combined with roasted cashews and raisins before being shaped into delicious round ladoos. Boondhi Ladoo is a popular sweet prepared during festivals, …

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