Showing posts with label Sweet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweet. Show all posts

Monday, 28 October 2013



Tota puli is a Bengali sweet, Bengali dessert
Tota puli

Tota puli a is a traditional Bengali dessert which people has started to forget slowly. Now a days this yummy sweet is not very common in shops. Learn how to prepare this Bengali delicacy at home.


Ingredients:
Ghee
Khoa kheer
Paneer 250 gm
Flour 1oo gm
Red colour
Soda bi carb 1 pinch
Sugar 1kg
Green cardamom powder 1 pinch
Water 400ml
Preparation:
Take sugar and water in a deep pan and put them in flame to make thick syrup.
Take a bowl and mix paneer, flour, ghee (1tbsp), soda bi carb and make smooth dough.
Now divide the dough and make balls.
Now take a bowl and mix khoa, sugar, green cardamom powder and red colour.
Now use the khoa mix as stuffing and give paneer balls the shape of puli.
Now heat ghee in a frying pan and deep fry the pulis in low flame.
When it turns golden, take out from pan and deep them in the thick sugar syrup.

Keep them in the syrup for half an hour. The pulis might break if kept in the syrup for too long.

Sunday, 10 February 2013

Sandesh is most popular Bengali dessert. Basically it is made by chenna (homemade paneer) and sugar. But in winter nolen gur (dates jaggery) gives a new flavor and taste.

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Nolen Gurer Sandesh

Ingredients:

Milk – 1 ½ ltr
Lemon juice
Nolenn gur – ½ cup
Any dry fruits

How to make nolen gurer sandesh:

In a vessel heat milk and then add a few drops of lemon juice. As a result the milk will break and turn into chenna (paneer) and will look like spongy lumps. Then strain water and keep chenna in a bowl. Now add nolen gur and mix it very well to make a smooth creamy texture. Now put it in a non-stick pan and stir in a low flame for 5 minutes. When the dough is separated from the pan remove it from flame. Now keep it in a plate. The dough should be used immediately to make various shapes. Use dry fruits to garnish.