Badusha is a traditional South Indian sweet fondly relished during festivals and special occasions. One of the mainstays in South Indian weddings. In North India, it is known as Balushahi.
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Kesar Bhapa Doi | Steamed Saffron Yogurt Dessert
Our own Indian cheesecake Kesar Bhapa Doi, is a popular Kolkata delicacy made with the magical blend of hung curd, condensed milk and kesar elaichi flavourings. Creamy and velvety in texture, this steamed yogurt is mildly sweetened with a tinge of sourness from fresh curd.
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Celebrations in India are always accompanied by an array of scrumptious sweets originated from various parts of the country . One such delicacy that is fondly relished by everyone, is the popular Bengali sweet ‘Rasgulla’. Rasgulla or Rosogolla is a soft, spongy, guilt-free delicacy made using curdled milk. This recipe is all about preparing Rasgulla in a pressure pan, slightly deviating from open pot method as done traditionally.
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A quick recipe to prepare soft and creamy Kesar Coconut Barfi in Microwave. Make this simple but scrumptious barfi and enjoy your festivals with family & friends hassle-free.
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Making ‘Kai Murukku’ one of the most popular savouries of Tamil Nadu, is an art. Perfectly shaped Kai Murukku with delicious taste and crunchiness comes with much practice. ‘Kai’ means ‘hand’ in Tamil. It is shaped into a circular pattern with fingers and not by using any moulds like other murukku varieties.
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One of the traditional sweets in South India, nutrient-rich Urad dhal laddu helps you have healthy indulgent during festivals. It is also known as ‘Ulutham laadu’ in Tamil Nadu and ‘Minapa Sunnundalu’ in Andhra.
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