Bengali Rasgulla is one of the most popular Bengali sweets. Bengali sweets are generally very light and healthy, especially Rasgulla. It is so light that it can be eaten even during illness.
Preparation time: | 45 minutes |
Cooking time: | 30 minutes |
Servings: | 10 Rasgullas |
Difficulty: | Medium |
Ingredients
2% Milk | 1 litre |
White Vinegar | 1 tbsp |
Sugar | 1 cup |
Method
- Make paneer or chena. While making paneer, use as little lime juice as possible. The paneer should not be elastic at all. Hang the paneer in a muslin cloth for one hour to get rid of all the water. Do not squeeze it.
- Crumble it lightly and rub it with the palm of your hand.
- Keep rubbing till the time it starts to pull together in the form of dough.
- Make small balls (about 10) and keep aside.
- Heat sugar with two cups of water in a pressure cooker.
- Once the sugar melts and the syrup starts boiling, add cheese balls in the cooker. Close the lid with the weight and let it cook on high heat.
- When it’s about to whistle, turn down the heat and let it cook for 10 minutes.
- Turn off the heat and cool off the cooker under running cold water. Once the steam dies down, open the cooker and let it cool. Bengali Rasgulla is ready
- Pour it in a bowl and once it cools down to the room temperature, refrigerate it. Serve it cold.
Notes
- Do not use ready made paneer for rasgullas. Make the paneer yourself.
- Use 2% (toned) milk instead of full milk for best results.
- Paneer should not be elastic at all. Use as little lime juice as possible to make it.
- When cooking in the cooker make sure there is enough space for rasgullas to puff up. If everything goes well they double in size.
Summary
Recipe Name
Bengali Rasgulla
Author Name
Ruchi Garg
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Wonderful site. Lots of useful information here. Iām sending it to a few friends ans also sharing in delicious. And obviously, thanks for your effort!
Hi, I recently came across your website and tried 3 recipes off it already ! All came out really good, esp the Bengali rasgullas!! Really easy and nobody in my family could believe that I made them from scratch myself ! Thanks a ton ! Am addicted to trying out new recipes from your site everyday š