Balaram Mullick
Soan papdi is a popular Indian dessert made in flakes. It is made from gram flour, cardamom powder, clarified butter and sugar.
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Description : Kalakand is an Indian sweet made out of solidified sweetened milk
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Description : Shor Bhaja is a traditional Bengali sweet dish. It was first made in Krishna Nagar West Bengal. It is made only from cream of the milk. The process is bit tedious and it needs gentle handling, but the outcome is worth the try
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Description : Sandesh flavoured with strawberry essence
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Description : Sandesh flavoured with mango essence
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Description : Sandesh infused with crushed saffron and garnished with saffron threads
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Description : Sandesh having royal flavour of rose
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Description:Mishti Doi: A lal (red) doi (dahi/curd/yoghurt), the milk is reduced and then mixed with caramelised sugar and then fermented overnight using culture in earthen pots.You’re lying to yourself if you do not remember the bits which stick to the rough insides of the pot, and if you are not drooling over it right now!
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A square-shaped Sandesh, chaana (chena/cottage cheese) is mashed finely along with sugar into a dough, which is then set in the baking tray and baked to perfection in layers of thick kheer (sweet, reduced milk) till the top is caramelized.
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Description: This sweet is made from cottage cheese, sugar and jaggery. As the name suggests i.e. jal(water) and bhara(filled, jaggery syrup in this case)
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Description:Aam Doi: Mango flavored doi (dahi/curd/yoghurt) like at many other establishments, but, with a twist!Soft and creamily solid on top, but as you savour each spoon of the flavoured doi, and make your way towards of the bottom of the pot, you come across semi-solid mango pulp in the bottom.Pure gold! Literally, fortune at the bottom of the pyramid!
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Description:Baked Rosogolla: A Balaram speciality, rosogolla (rasgulla/ round chana (chena/cottage cheese) dumplings) boiled in gur (jaggery) syrup, then baked to perfection in layers of thick kheer (sweet, reduced milk) till the top is caramelized.Rosogolla boiled in gur! Thick, baked kheer! We couldn’t think of one good thing to dislike this! Unless you don’t appreciate the good things in life!
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