Khurma

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Khurma
Origin
Place of origin	India
Region or state	North India
Details
Course	Dessert
Main ingredient(s)	Paneer, sugar

Khurma is a sweet in Bihar which serves a snack in some households. Khurma is made of paneer (chhena) and sugar, and it can be stored for about two to three months. It is a popular sweet in the western part of Bihar (Shahabad region).

Khurma is also used for prasad in many festivals and Pooja. Jyutia and Chhat is one of the most popular festivals where Khurma acts as important an ingredient for prasad.

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Last modified on 4 June 2013, at 04:20