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Sandesh

Coming from the Bengal region of the country, this delicious sweet is as simple as it gets. Containing whole milk and powdered sugar as its base, these puffy little treats are typically flavored with cardamom and topped with chopped nuts. Yum!

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Mava pistachio modak!! As yesterday you have shown so much love, here is another pic with same kind of setup.How's it pls share your feedback in comment ❤❤ . For the recipe of these yummy modak – head to one of my lovely friend @kdaskitchen ❤ Yesterday she made beautiful pistachio peda ? I liked it ❤ alot . . Ganesh festival is going on, these are super easy and yummy !! Do give a try !! . Here my 2nd entry for #varaistorescontest By @varai_propstore Judged by one of my favourite @cupcakeree For the theme Indian Sweets . . . . . . . . #easyrecipes #easysweets #mithai #indianmithai #mawaladoo #modak #pistachio #moodyclick #pista #modaklover #gatherandfeast #foodphotononstop #photooftheday #foodplating #yummy #thecookfeed #tasty #moody #mood #whitetheme #9vaga_stillife9#darkphotography #instafood#boakphotography#sandesh #meetha #meethalove #colorfulart #colors

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Rasgulla

Another Bengali dessert that’s loved around the world is rasgulla. Essentially sweet dumplings, rasgulla is made with milk, semolina flour, and then cooked and served in a light and slightly sweet syrup which permeates the dumplings.

Bebinca

The southwestern Indian state of Goa was ruled by the Portuguese for hundreds of years, and bebinca has its origins in the Iberian “flan” dish. Adopted to Goan tastes and ingredients, this pudding dessert contains egg yolk, clarified butter, and coconut milk.

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Sandesh

Coming from the Bengal region of the country, this delicious sweet is as simple as it gets. Containing whole milk and powdered sugar as its base, these puffy little treats are typically flavored with cardamom and topped with chopped nuts. Yum!

View this post on Instagram

Mava pistachio modak!! As yesterday you have shown so much love, here is another pic with same kind of setup.How's it pls share your feedback in comment ❤❤ . For the recipe of these yummy modak – head to one of my lovely friend @kdaskitchen ❤ Yesterday she made beautiful pistachio peda ? I liked it ❤ alot . . Ganesh festival is going on, these are super easy and yummy !! Do give a try !! . Here my 2nd entry for #varaistorescontest By @varai_propstore Judged by one of my favourite @cupcakeree For the theme Indian Sweets . . . . . . . . #easyrecipes #easysweets #mithai #indianmithai #mawaladoo #modak #pistachio #moodyclick #pista #modaklover #gatherandfeast #foodphotononstop #photooftheday #foodplating #yummy #thecookfeed #tasty #moody #mood #whitetheme #9vaga_stillife9#darkphotography #instafood#boakphotography#sandesh #meetha #meethalove #colorfulart #colors

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Rasgulla

Another Bengali dessert that’s loved around the world is rasgulla. Essentially sweet dumplings, rasgulla is made with milk, semolina flour, and then cooked and served in a light and slightly sweet syrup which permeates the dumplings.

Bebinca

The southwestern Indian state of Goa was ruled by the Portuguese for hundreds of years, and bebinca has its origins in the Iberian “flan” dish. Adopted to Goan tastes and ingredients, this pudding dessert contains egg yolk, clarified butter, and coconut milk.

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