
Rasgulla is a Spongy & Sweet dessert popular in Indian, especially in Odisha, West Bengal. The dish originated in Odisha centuries ago, while a whitish spongy variant, it’s called “Bengali Rasgulla” or “Sponge Rasgulla”.became popular in Bengal in the 19th century.
Rasgulla is made from ball-shaped dumplings of chhena(an Indian cottage cheese) and, cooked in light syrup made of sugar. This is done until the syrup permeates the dumplings.
“Rasgulla” If the chenna is over kneaded, it won’t work, if it’s less kneaded, it won’t workout! So, see and consistency and prepare this… The key to getting a perfect rasgulla is lying on the moisture content and the kneading.
This is my kid’s favorite sweet and I often make it for them, it vanishes in few seconds. I just love the texture & Spongy and when I squeeze it comes back to its shape and taste-wise divine.
It’s divine desserts according to me Gulab Jamun also round in shape and I feel both desserts belong to the same family 😛 it’s tastes terrific. Well, let’s begin with the recipe.
Ingredients :
1 liter Milk
2 Cups Sugar
2 1/2 Cups Water
3 Green Cardoman.
2 – 3 tbsp. Lemon
1 Cup Ice water
Instructions :
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Mix the Lime juice with 1 tsp. of water and keep aside.
Hi Gloria you can darling just try once
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Thank you so much Militant for you kind support
Thank you so much Sweety Anjali & will check & post soon 🙂
yum yum yum…:) This reminds me of calcutta days… i miss it… 🙁
Thank you so much, hope I could send some 🙁
I am tempted to make them 🙂 I didn’t realize 20-25 minutes was enough to dry out the moisture, I always leave mine out for several hours!
I always leave chhena always 20 – 25 because I squeeze enough water, try mine once and sure it will not fail
Yummmm… Your babies danica and Dylan are soooo lucky that mom makes such delicious food!!! 😋😋😋
Thank you my darling Noorain & truly agree, I m too blessed to have both in my life baby Noorain <3
I love them..
Me too dearie Anjali
Soft and spongy ! Perfect rasgullas, please send some here dearie😁😁
Sure sending DHL Babs Freda Thx u so much for compliment 🙂
Perfectly done
Thx a ton dear Ritu
Yumm rasgullas there Mel!! LOVE the sponginess… Thanks for linking up at #SaucySaturdays
Thank you so much glad you like
Ooooh I think I would love these! Thanks for sharing at #SaucySaturdays!
Thank you bunches dear Christine
Yum i love Rasgullas! Here ours are slightly brown just like Gulaab Jammun types.I have been thinking of making some since long.Thank you for the inspiration dearie.Would definitely make our Mauritian version soon x
O woooow that’s grt to know & glad you like:-)
This looks amazing! I love the bit of a sweet treat, and your photos make me want to reach out and grab one or two bites! You did a great job explaining the technique!
Thank you so much dearie Julie and glad you like hope i could send some dearie <3