Those delicious Rasgulla
@allknowing (143661)
India
March 12, 2025 10:30pm CST
Yet another Bengali sweet soaked in sugar syrup. It is made from Mawa that can be either bought or made at home.
Soaked in sugar syrup it is meant for those who have a swet tooth like me. They are sold in sealed tins.
Here is the recipe for those who wish to try making them at home
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@allknowing (143661)
• India
13 Mar
over sweet - soaked in sugar syrup. Do you have a sweet tooth?
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@Laurakemunto (13137)
• Kenya
18 Mar
@allknowing yea but I do so much in controlling my appetite
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@allknowing (143661)
• India
18 Mar
@Laurakemunto I do not suppose you over eat?
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@rsa101 (38399)
• Philippines
13 Mar
That sounds like such a delightful treat from your place! I got curious and did a little research on Rasgulla, and here’s what I found: "Rasgulla is a popular Indian dessert made from soft, spongy balls of chhena (Indian cottage cheese) and semolina dough, cooked in a light sugar syrup. It originates from the eastern regions of India, particularly West Bengal and Odisha."
I hope that describes it well! It sounds absolutely delicious, and I can only imagine how light and sweet it must taste. I hope you enjoyed every bite! I’d love to try it someday and experience its soft, melt-in-the-mouth goodness for myself.
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@rsa101 (38399)
• Philippines
13 Mar
@allknowing Maybe if I get to an Indian Mall here I might try to look for it and have a taste of it.
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@allknowing (143661)
• India
13 Mar
@rsa101 Since they are sold in tins they would stay fresh and can be marketed
@allknowing (143661)
• India
13 Mar
I had posted the recipe here but it has not come up. May be two links are not allowed
I am sure you will get them in some Indian Mall there.
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@snowy22315 (187709)
• United States
18 Mar
They remind me of butter balls. I looked at the recipe though. They appear to have no butter in them
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@allknowing (143661)
• India
18 Mar
No butter at all but I am imagining butter ball . They would be loaded with fat 
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@allknowing (143661)
• India
13 Mar
You seem to know a bit about these sweets. Have you tasted or made them youself?
