Sweets
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Sabjiana Molasses (Khjur Gur)€4.99Out of stock
Sabjiana Molasses (Kejur Gur)
Bengali Date Molasses is a type of date molasses that is popular in Bangladeshi cuisine. It is made by boiling and reducing the juice extracted from dates, resulting in a thick, sweet syrup that is commonly used as a sweetener in dishes such as desserts, drinks, and curries.
In Bangladeshi cuisine, Bengali Date Molasses is known as "Khejur Gur" or "Khejur Mithai". It is often used to make traditional sweets and desserts such as "Pithe" and "Payesh", which are popular during festivals and celebrations.
Bangali Date Molasses is a natural sweetener that is rich in nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It is a good source of potassium, iron, and calcium, and also contains fiber and natural sugars. It is a healthier alternative to processed sugar and is often used in vegan and vegetarian cooking as a natural sweetener and source of nutrients.
Bengali Date Molasses has a unique, caramel-like flavor that adds a distinct taste to dishes. It is a popular ingredient in Bangladeshi cuisine and is often used to give dishes a sweet and savory taste.
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Radhuni Kheer mix€2.49Out of stock
Kheer is a traditional Indian dessert that is also popular in other parts of South Asia. It is a sweet pudding made with milk, sugar, and rice or vermicelli. Sometimes it also includes nuts, raisins, saffron, and cardamom for flavor.
To make kheer, rice or vermicelli is first cooked in milk until it becomes soft and absorbs the milk. Sugar is added to sweeten the mixture, and then it is simmered until it thickens to a pudding-like consistency. Finally, nuts, raisins, saffron, and cardamom are added to enhance the flavor.
Kheer is often served as a dessert during festivals, celebrations, and special occasions in India and neighboring countries. It can be served either warm or chilled, depending on personal preference. Kheer is a delicious and comforting dessert that is enjoyed by people of all ages.