Cuisine: Indian
Cook Time: N/A
Serves: 2
Kalkal or kul-kul is a traditional, deep-fried, Goan pastry shaped into small curls. It is popularly made during Christmas in India.
Kul-kuls find their origins in Portugal, where they were called “filhoses enrolodas.” These treats made their way to Goa's shores during the 16th century.
Kulkuls contains 66.16 calories, along with carbohydrates- 7.08 g, fats- 4.06 g, proteins- 0.62 g.