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Rakshabandhan / Rakhi is the festival of bonding between brothers and sisters.Sisters tie Rakhies around brother’s wrists and brothers make promise to take care of their sisters in difficult times and protect them. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated with enthusiasm and with mouth watering and basket full of yummies.
So Celebrate this Raksha Bandhan along with some delicious ,easy, lip-smacking, tried-and-tested recipes ..
Rasgulla - This is an all-time favorite during celebrations and festivals . This Raksha Bandhan make your brother happy with soft spongy and juicy Rasgullas . Click here for the recipe.
Matar Ki Kheer - This unusual Kheer made with Matar / Green Peas is a delicious twist on the regular Kheer. Make it this raksha bandhan and impress your family with your culinary skills.
Click here for the recipe.
Besan Ki Barfi – Quick and super easy to make, this Besan ki Barfi is not be missed.Click here for the recipe.
Dates and Nuts Kheer -This Yummy Dates and Nuts Kheer is a safe option for your gym-oholic and health conscious brother as it is sugar free. Click here for the recipe.
Phirni – This traditional sweet need no introduction. Make it this Rakshabandhan and celebrate the pure decadence. Click here for the recipe.
Kaju Khoya Besan Ladoos - A Khoya and Kaju twist on the regular besan ladoos will win you lots of praises from everyone.Click here for the recipe.
ABC Halwa - This ABC Halwa ( Apple Banana Carrot Halwa ) is a mouthwatering twist on regular Carrot Halwa . Make this Raksha Bandhan and win numerous accolades. Click here for the recipe.
Dahi Vada With Zero Oil – Looking for something off beat to make this Rakhi. This Scrumptious Guilt free Dahi Vada is the answer.Click here for the recipe.
Vegetable Kababs - During festive times, we all love eating steaming hot starters or snacks. Treat your family with lip smacking home made vegetable Kababas . Click here for the recipe.
Kothimbir Vadi - No celebration is complete without good food. This Rakhi celebrate the bond of love with this irresistible Kothimbir Vadi. Click here for the recipe.
Wish You all a Very Happy Raksha Bandhan !!!
Rasgulla Recipe | How to make soft spongy juicy rasgulla | Rakhi Special
0 comments Posted by ST at Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Homemade soft and spongy Rasgullas (Cottage Cheese Dumplings) cooked in sugar syrup
Are you still looking for the last-minute Rakhi / Raksha Bandhan sweets than look no more. Here is a perfect step by step tutorial to homemade Rasgulla recipe.
Rasgulla is one of the popular traditional Indian Bengali Sweets . It is prepared with freshly prepared chenna.This Rasgullas simply melt in your mouth and excites your taste buds ,making you want more.The perfect round and spongy rasgullas are not difficult to make; it just takes a little bit of time,practice, and patience.
Try out this easiest and scrumptious sweet to celebrate the auspicious occasion of Rakhi / Raksha Bandhan.
Cuisine -Indian ,Bengali
Servings :- 20 medium sized rasgullas
Time - 1 hour
Course - Desserts and Sweets
Ingredients :-
Full Fat whole Cow's Milk / Full Fat Milk - 1 litres
Sugar - 2 cups
Lemon Juice / Vinegar -2 tbsps
Water - 4 cups
Milk - 1 tbsp (tablespoon)
Corn starch / Maida / Sooji - 1 tsp
Cardamom Powder - 1/2 tsp
Pistachios -few
Saffron Strands -few
Method:-
Making Chenna /Paneer for Rasgulla:-
1) Take milk in pan and keep it to boil on a medium flame.
2) As the milk comes to a boil, add the lemon juice gradually and stir the milk gently. The chenna / Paneer will start separating from the whey, turn off the heat.Depending on the quality of milk ,you may need to add 1 to 3 tbsp of lemon juice and stir after adding the lemon juice . Sometimes with 1 tbsp lemon juice only milk will curdle ,sometimes we have to add 3 tbsps lemon juice to curdle the milk.
3)Once the milk curdles ,switch off the flame .The milk should curdle completely with green watery whey.If milk does not curdle add 1/2 to 1 tbsp of lemon juice more.
4)Now pour the curdled milk in muslin cloth or cheese cloth lined strainer or bowl.
5)Wrap the chenna in a muslin cloth, and rinse under cold water, and squeeze well. This process brings down the temperature of chenna and takes out the sourness from the chenna.
6)To take out the excess water squeeze the muslin cloth, or press the wrapped chenna under a heavy pan or heavy weight for about one hour or you can also hang the chenna for 1 hour .Taking the right amount of water out of the paneer is the most important part of this recipe.There should not be excess water or moisture in the chenna as then the rasgullas will break while cooking.
Making Rasgulla balls
1) To check if enough water is out of the chenna /Paneer , take a little piece of chenna on your palm and rub with your fingers. After rubbing the chenna for about 15-20 seconds, you should be able to make a firm but smooth ball.
2) Once the chenna is drained, add 1 tsp of corn flour / maida / sooji to help to bind the mixture.
But I didn't add anything.
3) Mix the corn flour or sooji or maida with the chenna and then begin to knead.
4) Knead the chenna /paneer by dragging the palm of your hand hard on the chenna /paneer. Keep scooping it back to together and knead more.
5) This Kneading process is very very important and it also decides the texture of chenna. When you feel your palms becoming a bit greasy ,its time to stop. Just a bit of greasiness is required..I kneaded for about 10 minutes.
6) If the paneer is too crumbly, add a teaspoon of water. Your palm will be little greasy.
7) Now pinch small prtion from the chenna and roll them between your palms to a smooth small round balls.
8) The balls should be tiny and not big as they expand in size after boiling.
9)Prepare all small balls this way and cover all the chenna balls with a moist muslin or kitchen towel and keep aside.
Making Sugar Syrup for rasgulla
1) In a pan ,take 2 cups of sugar and 4 cups of water. Use wide pan or pot so that there is enough space for rasgullas to cook and double in size.You can use pressure cooker also.
2) Keep the sugar solution pan on stove and heat the sugar solution .Stir it so the suagr dissolves.
3) Add 1 tbsp milk in the sugar solution and stir. Adding milk helps in removing impurities. Once the sugar solution becomes hot the impurities become to float on the top.You can remove it with a spoon.
Cooking Rasgullas
1) Bring the sugar syrup to a rolling boil . Add cardamom powder. Then add the balls one after the other gently.
2)Cover the pan with a lid.
3) Cook on a medium flame for 10 mins.
4) Gently stir every 2-3 minutes to ensure even cooking and puffing. They double in size and also sink when cooked completely.
5) Remove the pan immediately from the stove to prevent them from cooking further.
6) Allow rasgullas to rest.
7) Cool completely, add crushed pistachios or saffron strands on top.
8) You can serve them as it is or place them in fridger and then serve they taste yummier.
Delicious and Mouth drooling Rasgullas are ready to Serve !!!
Suggestions:
1) Rasgulla can stay fresh refrigerated for up to 4-5 days, in the sugar syrup .
Tips:-
1) Always use full cream milk or whole milk to make rasgullas. The fat content in full milk makes the best rasgullas.
2) Wait for milk to get bubbly before adding the lemon juice or vinegar. This will result in perfect chenna/paneer.
3) Wash chenna /paneer before proceeding. This will wash away all the taste of lemon from chenna/ paneer.
4) Knead the chenna for 8-10 minutes for a smooth dough. The dough should not feel sticky at all.
Are you still looking for the last-minute Rakhi / Raksha Bandhan sweets than look no more. Here is a perfect step by step tutorial to homemade Rasgulla recipe.
Rasgulla is one of the popular traditional Indian Bengali Sweets . It is prepared with freshly prepared chenna.This Rasgullas simply melt in your mouth and excites your taste buds ,making you want more.The perfect round and spongy rasgullas are not difficult to make; it just takes a little bit of time,practice, and patience.
Try out this easiest and scrumptious sweet to celebrate the auspicious occasion of Rakhi / Raksha Bandhan.
Cuisine -Indian ,Bengali
Servings :- 20 medium sized rasgullas
Time - 1 hour
Course - Desserts and Sweets
Ingredients :-
Full Fat whole Cow's Milk / Full Fat Milk - 1 litres
Sugar - 2 cups
Lemon Juice / Vinegar -2 tbsps
Water - 4 cups
Milk - 1 tbsp (tablespoon)
Corn starch / Maida / Sooji - 1 tsp
Cardamom Powder - 1/2 tsp
Pistachios -few
Saffron Strands -few
Method:-
Making Chenna /Paneer for Rasgulla:-
1) Take milk in pan and keep it to boil on a medium flame.
2) As the milk comes to a boil, add the lemon juice gradually and stir the milk gently. The chenna / Paneer will start separating from the whey, turn off the heat.Depending on the quality of milk ,you may need to add 1 to 3 tbsp of lemon juice and stir after adding the lemon juice . Sometimes with 1 tbsp lemon juice only milk will curdle ,sometimes we have to add 3 tbsps lemon juice to curdle the milk.
3)Once the milk curdles ,switch off the flame .The milk should curdle completely with green watery whey.If milk does not curdle add 1/2 to 1 tbsp of lemon juice more.
4)Now pour the curdled milk in muslin cloth or cheese cloth lined strainer or bowl.
5)Wrap the chenna in a muslin cloth, and rinse under cold water, and squeeze well. This process brings down the temperature of chenna and takes out the sourness from the chenna.
6)To take out the excess water squeeze the muslin cloth, or press the wrapped chenna under a heavy pan or heavy weight for about one hour or you can also hang the chenna for 1 hour .Taking the right amount of water out of the paneer is the most important part of this recipe.There should not be excess water or moisture in the chenna as then the rasgullas will break while cooking.
Making Rasgulla balls
1) To check if enough water is out of the chenna /Paneer , take a little piece of chenna on your palm and rub with your fingers. After rubbing the chenna for about 15-20 seconds, you should be able to make a firm but smooth ball.
2) Once the chenna is drained, add 1 tsp of corn flour / maida / sooji to help to bind the mixture.
But I didn't add anything.
3) Mix the corn flour or sooji or maida with the chenna and then begin to knead.
4) Knead the chenna /paneer by dragging the palm of your hand hard on the chenna /paneer. Keep scooping it back to together and knead more.
5) This Kneading process is very very important and it also decides the texture of chenna. When you feel your palms becoming a bit greasy ,its time to stop. Just a bit of greasiness is required..I kneaded for about 10 minutes.
6) If the paneer is too crumbly, add a teaspoon of water. Your palm will be little greasy.
7) Now pinch small prtion from the chenna and roll them between your palms to a smooth small round balls.
8) The balls should be tiny and not big as they expand in size after boiling.
9)Prepare all small balls this way and cover all the chenna balls with a moist muslin or kitchen towel and keep aside.
Making Sugar Syrup for rasgulla
1) In a pan ,take 2 cups of sugar and 4 cups of water. Use wide pan or pot so that there is enough space for rasgullas to cook and double in size.You can use pressure cooker also.
2) Keep the sugar solution pan on stove and heat the sugar solution .Stir it so the suagr dissolves.
3) Add 1 tbsp milk in the sugar solution and stir. Adding milk helps in removing impurities. Once the sugar solution becomes hot the impurities become to float on the top.You can remove it with a spoon.
Cooking Rasgullas
1) Bring the sugar syrup to a rolling boil . Add cardamom powder. Then add the balls one after the other gently.
2)Cover the pan with a lid.
3) Cook on a medium flame for 10 mins.
4) Gently stir every 2-3 minutes to ensure even cooking and puffing. They double in size and also sink when cooked completely.
5) Remove the pan immediately from the stove to prevent them from cooking further.
6) Allow rasgullas to rest.
7) Cool completely, add crushed pistachios or saffron strands on top.
8) You can serve them as it is or place them in fridger and then serve they taste yummier.
Delicious and Mouth drooling Rasgullas are ready to Serve !!!
Suggestions:
1) Rasgulla can stay fresh refrigerated for up to 4-5 days, in the sugar syrup .
Tips:-
1) Always use full cream milk or whole milk to make rasgullas. The fat content in full milk makes the best rasgullas.
2) Wait for milk to get bubbly before adding the lemon juice or vinegar. This will result in perfect chenna/paneer.
3) Wash chenna /paneer before proceeding. This will wash away all the taste of lemon from chenna/ paneer.
4) Knead the chenna for 8-10 minutes for a smooth dough. The dough should not feel sticky at all.
Rakhi recipes / Raksha Bandhan Special Sweet recipes / 30 Easy Sweet Recipes
0 comments Posted by ST at Thursday, August 27, 2015Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu festival that celebrates the love and duty between brothers and sisters.Raksha means ‘protection’ and Bandhan means ‘bond’. Raksha-bandhan is a bond of protection.It is called Rakhi Purnima, or simply Rakhi, in many parts of India .Variety of sweet dishes and special recipes are prepared on this Festival.
Try out this easiest and scrumptious special sweet delights to celebrate the auspicious occasion of Rakhi / Raksha Bandhan.
Click the below links to.. view the recipes..!!!
| Gulab Jamun | Apple Halwa | Besan Burfi |
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| Rabadi | Kesar Rasmalai | Phirni |
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| Doodh Pedha | Kalakand | Motichur Ladoo | |
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| Daliya Ladoo | Moong dal Ladoo / Sunni Undallu |
Coconut Jaggery Ladoo / Kobbari Undallu |
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| Besan Ladoos | Kesari | Rava Payasam |
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| Sago /Sabudana Ladoos | Microwave Rava Ladoos | Rava Besan Ladoos |
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| China Grass Halwa | Bottle Gourd Halwa /Lauki Halwa | Wheat Flour Halwa / Aate Ka Halwa |
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| Oats Halwa | ABC Halwa | Carrot Halwa |
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| Paneer Kheer | Khus Khus Kheer | Shrikand |
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| Rava Ladoos | Microwave Besan Ladoo | Wheat Flour Ladoo / Aate ka Ladoo |
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