Thekua

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Thekua
: Traditional Bihari Festive Sweet Made with Ghee & Coconut

45 mins
Cooking Time
Intermediate
Difficulty
9
Ingredients
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Simple yet soulful, Thekua is one of Bihar’s most cherished festive sweets—made during Chhath Puja as an offering to the Sun God. Crafted from whole wheat flour, ghee, coconut, and dry fruits, each piece carries the rustic essence of home and devotion. Deep-fried to a golden crisp, Thekua is not just food—it’s a celebration of patience, purity, and the joy of handmade traditions.

Ingredients

UNITSIngredients
2 cups Aashirvaad MP Atta
2 tbspSuji (semolina)
1 tbspSaunf (fennel seeds)
2 tbspChopped Dry Fruits (almonds, cashews, pistachios)
2 tbspGrated dry coconut
½ cupDesi ghee
1 cupSugar
2 cupsWater
for fryingOil

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Directions

Description - Step 1

Prepare the Syrup

Put a pan over medium heat and add sugar and 1 cup of water. Stir until a one-string sugar syrup forms.

45 minutes
Step 1
 Traditional Thekua fried golden brown with coconut and ghee 1
Prepare the Syrup
00:12
Step 2
 Traditional Thekua fried golden brown with coconut and ghee 2
Knead the dough
00:31
Step 3
 Traditional Thekua fried golden brown with coconut and ghee 3
Shape the Thekua
00:48
Step 4
 Traditional Thekua fried golden brown with coconut and ghee 4
Fry the Thekuas
00:54
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