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Tilkut

Tilkut (Bhojpuri/Magahi: π‘‚žπ‘‚±π‘‚ͺ𑂍𑂴𑂗) also known as tilkoot, tilkatri, tilkutam, palala, gajak, tilpatti, is a sweet popular in the Indian states of Bihar, eastern Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand. It is popular in the Bhojpuri and Magahi regions.

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Nutrition and health benefits

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Types of Tilkut

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Alternative names
Tilkatri, palala
Course
Dessert
Created by
Bihar, Purvanchal, Jharkhand
Main ingredients
Til(sesame seeds), jaggery or sugar
Place of origin
Bhojpur, Magadh
Region or state
Bihar, Purvanchal and East India

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Tilkut

Nodes29
Edges28
Triples43
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.068966
Components1

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Tilkut

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related to Regions Β· 14
Tilkut β†’ Bhojpuri, Bihar, December, During, Ganesh Puja, In, India, Indian States, January, Jharkhand, Magh Chaturthi, Makar Sankranti, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal
related to history Β· 10
Tilkut β†’ Buddhist, Gaya, It, Makar, Ramna, Reference, Sakraat, Sesamum, Tekari, The
related to Types of Tilkut Β· 6
Tilkut β†’ Each, However, It, Normally, The, Winter
related to Nutrition and health benefits Β· 4
Tilkut β†’ Experts, For, In, It
is a Β· 2
Tilkut β†’ excellent vegetarian source of protein, traditional delicacy mainly prepared during Makar Sankranti
Alternative names Β· 1
Tilkut β†’ Tilkatri, palala
Course Β· 1
Tilkut β†’ Dessert
Created by Β· 1
Tilkut β†’ Bihar, Purvanchal, Jharkhand
Main ingredients Β· 1
Tilkut β†’ Til(sesame seeds), jaggery or sugar
Place of origin Β· 1
Tilkut β†’ Bhojpur, Magadh

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jharkhand also bhojpuri bihar made regions palala jaggery magahi popular sugar dessert sesame seeds tilkatri sweet indian states eastern uttar

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TilkutAlternative namesTilkatri, palala1.00infobox
TilkutCourseDessert1.00infobox
TilkutCreated byBihar, Purvanchal, Jharkhand1.00infobox
TilkutMain ingredientsTil(sesame seeds), jaggery or sugar1.00infobox
TilkutPlace of originBhojpur, Magadh1.00infobox
TilkutRegion or stateBihar, Purvanchal and East India1.00infobox
TilkutVariationsAlmonds1.00infobox
Tilkutis aexcellent vegetarian source of protein0.90text
Tilkutis atraditional delicacy mainly prepared during Makar Sankranti0.90text
Tilkutrelated to historySakraat0.60section
Tilkutrelated to historyMakar0.60section
Tilkutrelated to historyIt0.60section

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