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cardamom and
known locally as
kangidan (歓喜団), is
offered to both the god Kangiten, the ****anese
equivalent of Ganesh.
Kangidans are made from curds, honey...
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concealed and
offered sweets such as
modak (歡喜團, pinyin: huānxǐtuán; ****anese:
kangidan, lit. "bliss buns"), honey, and fruits. An
apocryphal sutra dating from...
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usually offered daikon, sake, and a deep-fried
sweet confection called Kangidan (歓喜団, "bliss bun"),
which is
based on the
Indian modak, said to be a favorite...
