Rajbhog is a popular Bengali dessert, which is often made during festivals and special occasions. It is made with chena, a mix of crushed dry fruits and saffron.
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Nolen Gurer Sondesh is a traditional Bengali sweet. It is prepared with just 2 ingredients i.e, freshly made chana and nolen gur (date palm jaggery).
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Kheer Kadam is a traditional Bengali recipe made with an enticing combination of khoya, milk, red edible colour, green cardamom powder, and sugar.
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Mishti doi is a classic Bengali sweet made with milk, curd culture and jaggery or sugar.
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Chanar Payesh is creamy luscious authentic and traditional Bengali sweet. Thick cream milk, reduced to half its consistency is cooked with fresh homemade cottage cheese.
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Chomchom or Cham cham is made by curdling milk and then shaping coagulated solids into cylindrical shape pieces. These are cooked in sugar syrup similar to rasgullas for a soft texture.
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Rosogolla is made from ball-shaped dumplings of chhena dough, cooked in light sugar syrup made of sugar. This is done until the syrup permeates.
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Darbesh is a popular and classical Bengali sweet which is a lookalike of Boondi Laddu but different taste-wise. One of the main ingredients of Dorbesh is Khowa / Mawa.
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