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Nolen Gurer Sandesh (Bengali Sweet)
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Nolen Gurer Sandesh (Bengali Sweet)

Bethica Das
Bethica Das @kitchen_flavours
Sharjah (UAE)

#CA26 - Nolen Gurer Sandesh is a very popular Bengali sweet, made with homemade chenna (cottage cheese). However, I made these yummy sandesh with store bought Paneer which turned out great. They are either baked, steamed or gently cooked in a non-stick pan till thick. This is the latter version. It is then formed into desired shapes.

These days Sandesh can be found in various flavors. But this particular recipe is a traditional one where the chenna is combined with date palm jaggery to make this delicious and aromatic Sandesh. Molds can be used for shaping it or made into round or oblong balls.

Nolen Gur (Date Palm Jaggery) is not easily found everywhere. It is a seasonal delicacy, available only in Kolkata and in West Bengal in particular. We make it a point to procure it from any family friend / relative coming from Kolkata and treasure it to last for a long time. A number of sweets like - Sandesh, Rasgulla, Kheer, Ice Cream, misti doi, etc. can be made from this jaggery. As a substitute you can try this recipe with any normal jaggery. So good luck!!!!

#CA26 - Nolen Gurer Sandesh is a very popular Bengali sweet, made with homemade chenna (cottage cheese). However, I made these yummy sandesh with store bought Paneer which turned out great. They are either baked, steamed or gently cooked in a non-stick pan till thick. This is the latter version. It is then formed into desired shapes.

These days Sandesh can be found in various flavors. But this particular recipe is a traditional one where the chenna is combined with date palm jaggery to make this delicious and aromatic Sandesh. Molds can be used for shaping it or made into round or oblong balls.

Nolen Gur (Date Palm Jaggery) is not easily found everywhere. It is a seasonal delicacy, available only in Kolkata and in West Bengal in particular. We make it a point to procure it from any family friend / relative coming from Kolkata and treasure it to last for a long time. A number of sweets like - Sandesh, Rasgulla, Kheer, Ice Cream, misti doi, etc. can be made from this jaggery. As a substitute you can try this recipe with any normal jaggery. So good luck!!!!

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Nolen Gurer Sandesh (Bengali Sweet)

Bethica Das
Bethica Das @kitchen_flavours
Sharjah (UAE)

#CA26 - Nolen Gurer Sandesh is a very popular Bengali sweet, made with homemade chenna (cottage cheese). However, I made these yummy sandesh with store bought Paneer which turned out great. They are either baked, steamed or gently cooked in a non-stick pan till thick. This is the latter version. It is then formed into desired shapes.

These days Sandesh can be found in various flavors. But this particular recipe is a traditional one where the chenna is combined with date palm jaggery to make this delicious and aromatic Sandesh. Molds can be used for shaping it or made into round or oblong balls.

Nolen Gur (Date Palm Jaggery) is not easily found everywhere. It is a seasonal delicacy, available only in Kolkata and in West Bengal in particular. We make it a point to procure it from any family friend / relative coming from Kolkata and treasure it to last for a long time. A number of sweets like - Sandesh, Rasgulla, Kheer, Ice Cream, misti doi, etc. can be made from this jaggery. As a substitute you can try this recipe with any normal jaggery. So good luck!!!!

#CA26 - Nolen Gurer Sandesh is a very popular Bengali sweet, made with homemade chenna (cottage cheese). However, I made these yummy sandesh with store bought Paneer which turned out great. They are either baked, steamed or gently cooked in a non-stick pan till thick. This is the latter version. It is then formed into desired shapes.

These days Sandesh can be found in various flavors. But this particular recipe is a traditional one where the chenna is combined with date palm jaggery to make this delicious and aromatic Sandesh. Molds can be used for shaping it or made into round or oblong balls.

Nolen Gur (Date Palm Jaggery) is not easily found everywhere. It is a seasonal delicacy, available only in Kolkata and in West Bengal in particular. We make it a point to procure it from any family friend / relative coming from Kolkata and treasure it to last for a long time. A number of sweets like - Sandesh, Rasgulla, Kheer, Ice Cream, misti doi, etc. can be made from this jaggery. As a substitute you can try this recipe with any normal jaggery. So good luck!!!!

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Ingredients

8-10 minutes
3-4 servings
  • 200 gramsAmul Paneer
  • 1/2 cupNolen Gur (Date Palm Jaggery), grated
  • 1/4 tsp.cardamom powder
  • pinchsaffron
  • 1 tsp.ghee to grease the molds
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8-10 minutes
  1. 1

    Blend the paneer in the mixer grinder or knead it well with your hands till smooth and soft. Transfer to a non-stick pan and add the grated jaggery, saffron and cardamom powder.

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  2. 2

    Mix everything well & keep stirring continuously on a low flame till it becomes thick. Transfer to a plate & keep aside to cool down slightly.

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  3. 3

    Grease the molds with some ghee. Take a small portion of the paneer-jaggery mix & place on a mold by gently pressing it. (In this recipe, I used a maamoul mold as I did not have a traditional Sandesh mold). Gently demold it & place them on a serving plate.

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    Serve as an after-meal dessert or as a festive sweet.

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