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  • WFP Almond Cake Rusk
    €7.99

    Cake rusk, ook wel bekend als "kandijkoek" of "biscuits," is een heerlijke gebakken lekkernij die populair is in verschillende delen van de wereld, vooral in Zuid-Azië en het Midden-Oosten. Het is een soort knapperig, dubbelgebakken biscuit of brood gemaakt van cakebeslag. Hier is een korte beschrijving van de kenmerken:

    1. Textuur: Cake rusk heeft een unieke textuur die knapperig en bros is, vergelijkbaar met een biscotti. Dit wordt bereikt door het dubbele bakproces, waardoor vocht wordt verwijderd en het een stevige textuur krijgt.

    2. Smaak: Afhankelijk van het recept en variaties kan cake rusk een licht zoete smaak hebben die doet denken aan cake, met hints van vanille, amandel of andere smaakstoffen die vaak worden gebruikt in cakerecepten.

    3. Vorm en grootte: Cake rusk wordt meestal gebakken als een brood, vergelijkbaar met hoe een cake wordt gebakken, en wordt vervolgens in dunne, langwerpige stukken gesneden voordat het opnieuw wordt gebakken om zijn knapperigheid te bereiken. De plakjes zijn meestal klein en rechthoekig.

    4. Gebruik: Cake rusk wordt vaak genoten als een tussendoortje bij de thee of als ontbijt. Het wordt meestal geserveerd met warme dranken zoals thee of koffie, omdat de knapperige textuur goed samengaat met de warmte van de drank.

    5. Varianten: Hoewel de klassieke cake rusk wordt gemaakt met een eenvoudig cakebeslag, zijn er veel varianten en smaken beschikbaar. Sommige kunnen noten, gedroogd fruit of specerijen bevatten voor extra smaak en textuur.

    Al met al biedt cake rusk een heerlijke combinatie van knapperigheid en smaak, waardoor het een favoriet tussendoortje is voor veel mensen over de hele wereld

     
  • Pran Mango Bar 30 pics
    €9.95
  • Banoful Laccha Semai (Instant Vermicelli) 200g
    Special Price €2.49 Regular Price €2.99

    "Bonoful Laccha Semai" is a specific brand or variation of Laccha Semai that is popular in Bangladesh. Bonoful is a well-known food brand in Bangladesh, and they produce a range of food products including snacks, sweets, and bakery items. Their "Bonoful Laccha Semai" is made using the traditional method of roasting thin vermicelli noodles in ghee until they turn golden brown and crispy. The crispy noodles are then coated with a mixture of condensed milk, cream, and sugar to give it a rich and creamy taste. It is a popular dessert in Bangladesh and is often served during festivals or special occasions.

  • Pran Laccha Semai
    €2.99
    Pran Laccha Semai, fenni
  • Mughal Patishapta Pitha 4 in Box
    €3.99
    Out of stock

    Patishapta Pitha is a traditional Bengali dessert, commonly made during the festival of Makar Sankranti. It is a type of pancake or crepe filled with a mixture of coconut, khoya (reduced solidified milk), jaggery, and sometimes khoya or mawa (dried whole milk).

    Patishapta Pitha is typically served warm. You can garnish it with additional grated coconut or nuts.

    This sweet treat is enjoyed not only during Makar Sankranti but also on various other festive occasions. The filling can vary based on personal preferences, and some people also drizzle condensed milk or rabri (sweet condensed milk) over the rolled crepes for added richness. As with many traditional dishes, there might be regional variations in the recipe.

    Nedelands: Patishapta Pitha is een traditioneel Bengaals dessert, dat vaak wordt bereid tijdens het festival van Makar Sankranti. Het is een soort pannenkoek of crêpe gevuld met een mengsel van kokos, khoya (gecondenseerde melk), jaggery en soms khoya of mawa (gedroogde volle melk). 

    Patishapta Pitha wordt meestal warm geserveerd. Je kunt het garneren met extra geraspte kokos of noten.

    Dit zoete lekkernij wordt niet alleen genoten tijdens Makar Sankranti, maar ook bij verschillende andere feestelijke gelegenheden. De vulling kan variëren op basis van persoonlijke voorkeur, en sommige mensen druppelen ook gecondenseerde melk of rabri (gecondenseerde melk) over de opgerolde crêpes voor extra rijkdom. Zoals bij veel traditionele gerechten, kunnen er regionale variaties zijn in het recept.

  • Banoful Vermecilli (Buy 3 get 1 Free)
    €1.89
    Out of stock

    Vermicelli is a type of pasta that is characterized by its thin, thread-like shape. The word "vermicelli" comes from the Italian word "vermicello," which means little worms, reflecting its appearance. Vermicelli is a versatile ingredient used in various cuisines around the world. It can be made from different types of flour, including wheat flour, rice flour, or mung bean starch, and the texture can range from thin and delicate to a thicker variety.

    Here are some key points about vermicelli:

    1. Culinary Uses:

      • Sweet Dishes: Vermicelli is commonly used in sweet dishes and desserts. For example, it is a key ingredient in kheer, a South Asian rice pudding, where rice vermicelli is cooked in milk and sweetened with sugar.
      • Savory Dishes: Vermicelli is also used in savory dishes, such as stir-fries, soups, and salads. In Asian cuisines, it is often stir-fried with vegetables, meats, and sauces.
    2. Cooking Methods:

      • Boiling: Similar to other pasta, vermicelli can be boiled until al dente and then used in various dishes.
      • Stir-Frying: It is commonly used in stir-fried noodle dishes, where it absorbs the flavors of the other ingredients.
    3. Packaged Forms: Vermicelli is widely available in dried form and is commonly packaged in bundles or nests. It is a convenient and quick-cooking pasta.

    4. Names in Different Cuisines:

      • In Italian cuisine, thin vermicelli is sometimes called "angel hair."
      • In Asian cuisines, particularly in India, thin rice vermicelli is known as "sevai" or "semiya."
    5. Desserts:

      • Besides kheer, vermicelli is also used in various other desserts, such as falooda, a popular South Asian beverage with ice cream and rose syrup.

    Vermicelli is a versatile ingredient that can be adapted to both sweet and savory dishes, making it a common pantry item in many households around the world.

  • Banoful Ghee Toast 320g
    €3.99
    Out of stock

    Ghee toast is a simple and delicious dish that involves toasting bread in ghee (clarified butter). It's a popular breakfast or snack item and is known for its rich and buttery flavor. Here's a basic recipe for making ghee toast:

    Ingredients:

    1. Bread slices: Choose your favorite type of bread. White, wheat, or multigrain bread all work well.

    2. Ghee (clarified butter): You'll need enough to spread on both sides of each bread slice.

    Optional toppings:

    • Sugar: For a sweet variation, you can sprinkle a little sugar on the ghee toast.

    • Cinnamon: A pinch of ground cinnamon can add a warm and aromatic flavor.

    • Jam or honey: Spread a thin layer of jam or drizzle honey for extra sweetness.

    Instructions:

    1. Preheat the Pan: Heat a pan or griddle over medium heat.

    2. Spread Ghee: Generously spread ghee on one side of each bread slice. You can use a brush or the back of a spoon for an even spread.

    3. Place in Pan: Place the bread slices on the hot pan with the ghee side facing down.

    4. Toast: Allow the bread to toast until the bottom side becomes golden brown and crispy. This usually takes a couple of minutes.

    5. Flip and Toast: Once the bottom side is toasted, flip the bread slices and toast the other side until it's golden brown and crispy.

    6. Optional Toppings: If you want to add sweetness, sprinkle sugar or cinnamon on the ghee side while the bread is still hot. Alternatively, you can spread jam or drizzle honey.

    7. Serve: Remove the ghee toast from the pan and serve immediately while it's warm and crispy.

    Ghee toast can be enjoyed on its own or served with tea or coffee. It's a versatile dish, and you can experiment with different toppings based on your taste preferences. The use of ghee gives it a rich and distinct flavor.

  • ACI Dry Cacke
    €4.49
    Out of stock
  • Britania Bour Bon
    €1.19
    Out of stock

    Britannia Bourbon is a popular brand of chocolate sandwich biscuits that originated in India. The biscuits consist of two rectangular chocolate-flavored biscuits with a chocolate cream filling in between. The biscuits are embossed with the word "Bourbon" and are often enjoyed as a snack or a treat with tea or coffee.

    Britannia Bourbon biscuits were first introduced in 1955 by Britannia Industries Limited, a leading Indian food company. Since then, they have become a staple in many Indian households and are also exported to other countries.

    In addition to the classic chocolate flavor, Britannia Bourbon also offers other variations such as vanilla, strawberry, and orange cream filling. Britannia has also launched a low-fat version of the biscuit to cater to health-conscious consumers. Overall, Britannia Bourbon is a popular and delicious biscuit that has become a beloved snack for many people in India and beyond.

  • Bonoful Baby Toast
    €3.99
    Out of stock
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