Tag: indian sweet

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Paan Ice Cream

This refreshing paan ice cream is great to beat the heat this summer (or to enjoy in any other weather too!). This ice cream has all the flavors of meetha paan and is sure to be your new favorite. It’s easy to make too – sometimes the best recipe starts with a short cut, and here I started with vanilla ice cream. It is a super yummy recipe!

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Besan Mawa Barfi

Besan Barfi is North Indian fudge made with chickpea flour, sugar, cardamom powder  and clarified butter. It is especially popular during festivals and celebrations. When you see this desert, you start craving it. Very delightful, this sweet dish looks elegant and colorful. Moreover, it is very easy to make and there are not too many ingredients. Keep in the fridge for about a week. 

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Khoya (Mawa)

Making khoya (Mawa) at home from scratch is a lengthy process and demands patience. I tried alternate ways to prepare khoya quickly using home ingredients and the outcome was pretty close to real khoya. Try any of these three recipes, step by step, and you can make rich and creamy khoya at home with very little effort with taste and texture like real khoya. These recipes use condensed milk, milk powder and ricotta cheese as the main ingredient

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Gulab Jamun Sandwich

Gulab Jamun are the ‘go to’ sweet dish in South Asian countries and Gaulab Jamun sandwich is the fancier and better tasting version of the popular gumal jamuns. It is a very elegant and tasty gulab jamun dish. When you look at it and taste it, it seems difficult to make. But, believe me and believe yourself, when you start the recipe, it is not too difficult and the end result is worth the effort. Nothing is  too hard in cooking. Make sure to follow the recipe step by step and make the dish. It is made of Khoya, paneer and sugar. 

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Rasmalai

Rasmalai is one of the most famous (and delicious) Indian sweets, made from milk and sugar. It’s a very rich dish, served chilled.

I love this dish; it’s often served at weddings and other special occasions. It’s similar to rasgulla, which I’ve posted before, but here thick milk is also used. They’re quite easy to make, and paying attention to detail – like remembering to knead but not over-knead – will make them even better. Try this mouthwatering recipe!

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Spongy Rasgulla

Rasgulla is one of the famous and delicious Indian sweets made from milk and sugar. Best variety of rasgullas come from West Bengal and they are very light, soft and spongy. Rasgulla is fairly easy to make but one needs to be aware of small tricks to make it spongy and turn it into a perfect dessert. One of the tricks is to make sure you smooth chenna (Indian cottage cheese) by kneading it  but don’t over-knead it.