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Watch | Chandrakala, a unique sweet from Thanjavur

Bombay Sweets sells around 250 kilos of Chandrakala per day. Photo: Nahla Nainar/THE HINDU

Thanjavur is a city in Tamil Nadu, that is famous for its cultural heritage. It is also an important location for traditional recipes. One such is its local sweetmeat named ‘Chandrakala’. These are little fried pastry parcels filled with khoya/mawa. The sweet is shaped like a crescent moon, therefore the name Chandrakala.

Also read | Chandrakala and Suryakala: A sugary twist on the gujiya from Thanjavur’s iconic eatery

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