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	Papaya Halwa by chef bb It’s an Indian-style dessert made of semi-ripe papaya. You already heard about a carrot and Moong Dal Halwa. My idea is to mix some health with the sweet. If you are more health aware you can adjoin jaggery as an alternative to sugar. I added sugar, khova (dry milk product); some dry fruits and fat in it.	1 vote 2391 views
	Rava/Semolina Kheer by Navaneetham Krishnan Kheer/payasam is absolutely nice with Vadai and papadam as a sweet closing for a vegetarian meal.	1 vote 3139 views
	MALAI CHUM-CHUM by Simmy Routroy CHUM CHUM is a traditional Bengali sweets which is popular in India,Pakistan and Bangladesh.It comes in a variety of colours, mainly light pink, light yellow and white.It is also coated with malai or cream.	1 vote 3790 views
	Mango Kulfi by Navaneetham Krishnan Chilled, creamy-mango, nutty flavoured dessert/ice-cream, subtly infused with cardamom and saffron strands.	1 vote 2049 views
	Split Green Peas (Yellow Moong Dhal) & Sago Payasam by Navaneetham Krishnan A creamy dessert and beautifully infused with ghee, cashew nuts and dried black currants.	1 vote 3051 views
	Semolina (Rava) Ladoo by Navaneetham Krishnan Traditional Indian sweet with a pleasing scent of ghee and nutmeg.	1 vote 3935 views
	Kesar Pista Kulfi by Preetha Indian Street Ice Cream	1 vote 2881 views
	RaSguLLa (made in Pressure Cooker) : by Sangeeta Shah Rasgulla is a traditional Bengali sweet. Rasgulla also known as Roshogolla, is regarded as the 'king of all Indian sweets 'It's time consuming,so i made it in Pressure Cooker,to save time.	1 vote 6187 views
	Cabbage Kheer by Nupur UKrasoi Delicious and unusual milk pudding made with Cabbage. An interesting and healthy twist to the popular Indian dessert	1 vote 3475 views
	Almond fudge balls by Lourdes Princy Chewy almond fudge truffle/balls with a hint of chocolate	1 vote 5231 views
	Mango Malai Kulfi by Aparna Anurag Kulfi is a popular frozen dairy dessert from the Indian Subcontinent. It is often described as "traditional Indian Subcontinent ice cream".It is popular throughout places such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Burma (Myanmar), and the Middle East, and widely available in Indian restaurants in Europe, East Asia and North…	1 vote 2 comments 3376 views
	GaJaR-Ka-HaLwA by Sangeeta Shah In all most, 5 out of ten Hindi movies the name of this sweet...delicious..famous sweet dish is mentioned...:D Traditional,halwa required lots of ghee,khoya,sugar and time too...I love that version too,but just to save some of my time and calorie,I made this one,as I wanted to eat this sweet,bcoz you know friends,in India,winter…	1 vote 3177 views
	Fruity Hearts by Sangeeta Shah I had some left over boondi ladoo and left over badam katli, which i was not interested in eating any more,and as i made it with so much passion i didn"t wanted to throw it out,so i tried 2 make something new with it...but along with new flavor....hopefully turned out well.....It can be quickly and easily made......It is most useful…	1 vote 1920 views
	MaNgO KuLFi by Sangeeta Shah A very very delicious delight,specially to satisfying the mango madness...even loved by the people who don"t like mangoes...:)	1 vote 4053 views
	KALAKAND by Simmy Routroy Kalakand is a popular Indian sweets made out of solidified, sweetened milk and cottage cheese. Kalakand is made in India during festivals and celebrations. A huge pan is kept on a flame and large amount of milk is boiled stirring it continuously till it is thickened with sugar and dry fruits.	1 vote 4805 views

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