While
visiting some relatives or close friends, a Bangali will love to carry a small
bhand (earthen pot) of rosogollas. This sweet meat is a favourite of many and
when someone comes up with some of these, the mouthwatering process starts by just
seeing them.
Rosogollas
have the good look – white cheese balls dipped in sugar syrup. Hold one between
the thumb and the first and second finger and then -- toop kore mukhe chole
jaai -- it goes into the open mouth,
with every bite the cheese ball breaks in the mouth and the sweet syrup adds to
its taste. That’s the feel and the taste of Rosogolla.
Rosogolla making
at home is no rocket science. It needs some time, some patience, some love and
care in the making process and then spread happiness with every bite.
While
making some at home I had clicked the pictures so that I could write about this
and share the photos.