Make Delicious Tilkut at Home for Sakat Chauth: Ganesha's Favorite Sweet!

• Sakat Chauth, also known as Sankashti Chaturthi, falls on January 6, 2026, observed for children's well-being and family happiness.
• Offering sesame and jaggery, especially homemade Tilkut, is highly auspicious for Lord Ganesha on this day.
• The recipe involves roasting white sesame seeds, melting jaggery, then mixing with cardamom powder to form ladoos or cut pieces.
• For crispy Tilkut, ensure jaggery isn't too thin and the mixture sets quickly.
• Offer Tilkut, Durva grass, and water to Ganesha during puja; sesame is believed to destroy sins and pacify Shani and Rahu dosha.

Why It Matters: Prepare homemade Tilkut for Sakat Chauth to please Lord Ganesha and ensure family blessings.