rasgulla recipe |
Bengali rasgulla recipe |
rasgulla at home |
chhena rasgulla | with amazing 21 images.
rasgulla is a milk based popular Indian dessert orginated from Bengal yet equally loved all over India.
rasgulla are served along with syrup and even cooked in the same sugar syrup. Ras stands for syrup and gulla stands for balls.
rasgulla is one sweet the
Bengalis cannot live without, and you too are sure to fall in love with it once you taste these super-soft, milk-white
rasgulla.
Remember that everything matters in the making of perfect
rasgullas---from the amount of lemon juice used and the lump-free kneading of the chenna, to the consistency of the sugar water.
Chhena is coagulated milk which acts a base for
rasgulla. When you make
rasgulla make sure to use and prepare fresh chhena, as making it in advance and storing it the refrigerator will change the texture of the
rasgulla sweet.
Notes and tips to make the perfect
Bengali rasgulla recipe. 1.
Bengali rosgulla is made using chenna. To make chenna at home, heat the cow’s milk and buffalo’s milk in a broad and deep non-stick pan and bring it to a boil. If buffalo’s milk is not available you can make the recipe using 5 cups of cow’s milk. Ideally, cow’s milk gives best result as it has less fat comparatively and the formation of malai (milk granules) is lesser. Keep stirring in between so that milk does not get stick to the bottom of the pan and get burnt. 2. To make soft, spongy
rasgulla at home, put 5 cups of water in a steamer or a pressure cooker. For an added flavor, you can add some cardamom pods in sugar syrup. Make sure to have enough room for chenna balls to submerge completely and swell double or triple in size while boiling. 3. Do not hang the chenna for more than 30 to 45 minutes or else the chenna will be completely dry and
rasgulla will turn hard. 3. Knead until the chenna is smooth, free of lumps and has no milk granules. If the chenna is not smooth the
rosogulla may turn hard. Don’t over knead or else there will be no moisture and
rasgulla will develop cracks. 4. Remove
Bengali rasgulla gently into a bowl. They will shrink a little after switching off the flame but it is normal. Before removing them if you wish to check if the
rasgullas are cooked , or not drop a
rasgulla in a glass of fresh water. It will sink to the bottom if done or else it will float on top if it is raw from inside.
So, follow instructions perfectly and you will end up with praise-worthy
rasgullas. Once you get the hang of it,
rasgulla becomes quite easy and you will be game to make it very frequently!
Do try other popular
Bengali sweets like
Chum Chum and
Lebu Sandesh.
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Bengali rasgulla recipe |
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