This easy homemade parsad recipe teaches beginners how to prepare traditional Caribbean-style parsad using flour, ghee, milk, sugar, ginger and aromatic spices. Popular in Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and other Caribbean communities with Indian heritage, parsad is a rich, sweet dish traditionally prepared for Hindu religious ceremonies, Divali celebrations and …
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