Bengali desserts

If you also love Bengali desserts or have been wanting to try them for a long time, here's one dish you should definitely have - channar payesh.

You will find a wide range of pithe across West Bengal and Bangladesh. With some basic ingredients in common, different types of pithe includes different recipes and cooking styles.

The Traditional Bengali New Year or as Bengalis like to call it Pohela Boishakh or Nobo Borsho. Here are 10 Bengali desserts you can celebrate the occasion with.

This rabri malai roll recipe video offers us a quicker and easier way to make the popular Bengali dessert. You need just a handful of common ingredients to make this dish.

Mishti doi is prepared by boiling milk until it is slightly thickened, sweetening it with jaggery, and allowing the milk to ferment overnight.

Chittranjan Park (CR Park), a little Bengal as one might like to call is popular for its authentic sweets which for any Bengali offers a joyful memory of home that is left behind. Vendors there ...

Rosho Boda is a lesser known Bengali sweet that is very similar to the vadas but is dipped in sugar syrup. It is the perfect dessert to prepare during the festive season.

Patishapta are thin crepes or pancakes made with refined flour, rice flour and semolina stuffed with a delicious caramelized shredded coconut filling.

This easy recipe video posted on YouTube channel 'Cooking With Reshu' by popular vlogger Reshu Singh is just what you need on those days when you are not in a mood to spend hours in ...

Researchers at the University of Calcutta are discussing to make available a probiotic 'Mishti Doi' that will be particularly beneficial to those suffering from IBD.