Shakarpara (Fried or Air Fryer)
Shakarpara are small, crisp diamonds of lightly sweet dough, a tea-time staple of the Diwali snack tin. The sugar goes into the dough, so they need no syrup. This recipe…
Shakarpara are small, crisp diamonds of lightly sweet dough, a tea-time staple of the Diwali snack tin. The sugar goes into the dough, so they need no syrup. This recipe…
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