Rajbhog

Origins and history

Rajbhog originated in the state of West Bengal in India. It is believed to have been created by the royal families of Bengal as a special treat for their guests. The dessert is now popular throughout India and is often served during festivals and special occasions.

Dietary considerations

High in calories and sugar, not suitable for those with dairy allergies

Variations

There are many variations of Rajbhog, including those that use different types of nuts or flavored syrups. Some recipes also call for the addition of rose water or kewra water to the sugar syrup.

Presentation and garnishing

Rajbhog is typically served on a plate or platter, with the syrup drizzled on top. It is often garnished with edible silver foil or rose petals.

Tips & Tricks

To make the paneer soft and creamy, it is important to use fresh paneer. You can also experiment with different types of nuts to find your favorite combination.

Side-dishes

Nuts, saffron

Drink pairings

Masala chai, lassi, milk

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