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Ras malai

Ras malai, also known as rasamalei or roshmalai, is a dessert that originated in the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent. The dessert is called roshmalai in Bengali, ras malai in Hindi, and rasa malei in Odia. It is popular in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.

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Alternative names
Rossomalai, roshmolai, rasamalei
Associated cuisine
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan
Course
Dessert
Main ingredients
Chhena, malai, saffron, sugar
Place of origin
Bangladesh India (West Bengal)
Region or state
Bengal, South Asia

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Avg. degree1.94
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related to Origin and etymology · 6
Ras malai → Bengali, Classical Bengali, Hindi, Hindustani, The, Urdu
related to Variations · 5
Ras malai → Different, In Dhaka, Rangpur, Rangpur Division, Rasmanjuri
related to Process · 3
Ras malai → Milk, Ras, The
Alternative names · 1
Ras malai → Rossomalai, roshmolai, rasamalei
Associated cuisine · 1
Ras malai → India, Bangladesh, Pakistan
Course · 1
Ras malai → Dessert
Main ingredients · 1
Ras malai → Chhena, malai, saffron, sugar
Place of origin · 1
Ras malai → Bangladesh India (West Bengal)
Region or state · 1
Ras malai → Bengal, South Asia
Serving temperature · 1
Ras malai → Cold

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malai ras dessert bengal bangladesh bengali chhena comilla kolkata variations popular roshmalai india pakistan also hindi rasamalei region origin saffron

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Ras malaiAlternative namesRossomalai, roshmolai, rasamalei1.00infobox
Ras malaiAssociated cuisineIndia, Bangladesh, Pakistan1.00infobox
Ras malaiCourseDessert1.00infobox
Ras malaiMain ingredientsChhena, malai, saffron, sugar1.00infobox
Ras malaiPlace of originBangladesh India (West Bengal)1.00infobox
Ras malaiRegion or stateBengal, South Asia1.00infobox
Ras malaiServing temperatureCold1.00infobox
Ras malaiSimilar dishesRasgulla, paskha1.00infobox
Ras malaiVariationsComilla's roshomalai, Kolkata's roshomalai1.00infobox
Ras malairelated to Origin and etymologyThe0.60section
Ras malairelated to Origin and etymologyBengali0.60section
Ras malairelated to Origin and etymologyClassical Bengali0.60section

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