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Bengali Sponge Rasgulla (In pressure cooker)<\/h1>\n

Posted by Divya<\/span><\/a><\/span> on Desserts<\/a>, Indian Sweets<\/a><\/span> Tagged With: Kids Friendly<\/a><\/span> <\/p>\n<\/header>\n

\"Rasgulla<\/p>\n

\"Bengali<\/p>\n

Rasgulla is a popular Indian dessert made by boiling Chenna & semolina dumplings in hot sugar syrup. This sweet is served chilled and has soft-spongy texture. With the divine aroma of Cardamom (Elaichi) & Saffron(Kesar) \/ Rose water, these spongy Bengali Rasgulla or Rosogolla are perfect for summers. In this post we will be making these rasgullas in pressure cooker.<\/p>\n

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For those who are unaware of Chenna, it is basically cottage cheese made by curdling milk using an acidic medium like lemon juice or vinegar. Most of the Indian sweets like Gulab jamun, Jalebi, Imarti, Besan Ladoo, Ghewar etc are deep fried and hence loaded with fats. However this Chenna Rasgulla does not require any deep frying and you can make it with just few easily available kitchen ingredients. As it is made using milk mainly, it has nutritional benefits of milk like protein, calcium & vitamins to it. The best part about this dessert is that the level of sweetness can be adjusted as per one\u2019s own taste. For example, I like my desserts to be mildy sweet so I squeeze the extra sugar syrup before having it. My husband has got a sweet tooth so he relishes these rasgullas completely dunked in sugar syrup plus additional syrup with each bite????.<\/p>\n

\"Bengali<\/p>\n

Coming to the method of preparation, these Chenna Rasgullas (or Bengali Rosogullas) can be made two ways- In a deep pan (or Kadhai) & in a Pressure Cooker. Initially I tried making these in open pan however did not like the results much. Some people recommend to cook them in open pan, some ask you to cover it for the entire cooking duration. Also, the recommended cooking time varied from 15-30 minutes. I called my nani ????(yes! as she has answers to almost every query of mine) and asked for her exact recipe. I was surprised when she told me that she makes these yummy spongy rasgullas in pressure cooker. It is such a short & precise method and I am sure once you try this you will make your rasgullas every time in pressure cooker.<\/p>\n

For binding purpose, I have added little bit of sooji or semolina. Some people add maida\/cornflour but I like the results better with sooji. One of the main things to take care about is the consistency of paneer or chenna as it is the hero of our dish.<\/p>\n

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Tip: <\/b>Before you start kneading it, check out its consistency. It should be crumbly, non sticky & should not leave moisture between your fingers on crushing. If there is too much moisture in chenna, the rasgullas will burst later on while cooking in sugar syrup.<\/p>\n

Follow the exact proportions and steps as mentioned in this post & I am sure you will nail these soft spongy chenna rasgullas in first attempt only ????<\/p>\n

Some more recipes using milk:<\/p>\n

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  • Plain Paneer<\/a> (Indian Cottage Cheese<\/i>)<\/li>\n
  • Herbed Paneer \/ Flavoured Paneer<\/a><\/li>\n
  • Setting Curd \/ Yoghurt at home<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    I have shared a Youtube video too for this recipe. Do check it out and please subscribe to our channel \u201cKuch Pak Raha Hai<\/a>\u201d if you like the recipe ????<\/p>\n

    Youtube Video: <\/strong><\/p>\n

    https:\/\/youtu.be\/1C-2w3LBE28<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n