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Soft Kesar Sandesh
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Raisins stuffed Bengali sweets.
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Ingredients

Full cream milk-1lit, white vinegar-1 1/2-2tbsps, sugar-4tbsps or to taste, whole cream milk powder-1tbsp (optional), warm milk-2tsps, a few strands of saffron, raisins-10, crushed pistachio.


Cooking Method

Step 1.  Boil the milk. Add vinegar to the hot milk slowly and stop as soon as the milk stands curdling. Strain the paneer. Soak the saffron strands in 2tsp warm milk.

Step 2.  Mix the cottage cheese, milk powder and sugar. Knead well. Add saffron and mix once again. In a pan, over a mild heat cook the cottage cheese mixture, stirring all the time . When the mixture leaves the sides of the pan remove from heat. Let it cool.

Step 3.  Divide into 10 equal portions. Flatten each portion of the mixture gently between the palms of your hands and place 1 raisin in each circle and bring the ends together to seal the edges on top. Decorate with pistachio.

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura

Photo Courtesy : Mariko Matsuura
 
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Atte Ki Laddu (20pcs. Pack)

A very popular sweet made of whole wheat flour and other ingredients formed into balls. It is often prepared to celebrate festivals or household events. Atte ki laddu is common across Uttar Pradesh, but is most popular in the western districts of the state. It is very good for pregnant women.

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