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The Times of India07 Sep 2013
With Ganesh Chaturthi beginning on Monday, TOI gives you a peep into some of the delicious prasadams prepared in kitchens. The second week of September this year will see nine days of spirited celebrations, dolloped with divine treats ... We ... For the remaining eight days, we prepare a sweet called khirapat, which is similar to modaks, but has a dry filling like misri or nuts," says Rasika Bhalerao, a homemaker ... ....(size: 3.2Kb)
