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NIMKI
£0.50 – £6.00Nimki is an all-time favourite Bengali jar snack, which has a very appetizing flavour and extremely interesting mouth-feel!
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ZILAPI
£0.50 – £6.00Zilapi or jalebi is a delicious light fritter dipped in sugar syrup. It takes the shape of a flat circle obtained by rolling a long thin spiral of dough on itself before plunging it into boiling oil.
Traditionally, in Bangladesh, zilapi is flavored with cardamom. It owes its pretty orange-yellow color to the presence of saffron in its recipe. Jalebi is a very sweet but incredibly light fritter.
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KALOJAM
£0.70 – £8.00One of Bengal’s favourite recipes, KaloJam is a sweet and soft-textured, deep-fried dumpling. They’re great to eat on their own, But some people will give their sweet tooth a real treat and serve KaloJam with ice cream – any flavour will do.
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GOLAPJAM
£0.70 – £8.00The GolapJam are carefully blended from precise proportions of milk and flour, then the rich dough is shaped into balls and fried in pure clarified butter (Ghee) to give it an extraordinarily delicate texture.
The final touch is wickedly sweet sugar and cardamom syrup that smothers each GolapJam in an irresistibly tempting and aromatic coating. -
ROSOGOLLA
£0.70 – £8.00RosoGolla is a Bangladeshi syrupy dessert popular in the country and regions with South Asian diaspora. It is made from ball-shaped dumplings of cheese and semolina dough, cooked in light syrup made of sugar. This is done until the syrup permeates the dumplings.
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CHHANA TOST
£0.70 – £9.00Chhana Tost is another variant of Chhana based sweets having a juicy toast shape stuffed with a layer of cream.
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CHOMCHOM
£0.70 – £9.00ChomChom is a Bengali sweet made by curdling milk and then shaping the coagulated solids to cylindrical shape pieces. These are cooked in sugar syrup similar to rosogollas to get a soft, spongy, and light texture.
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IRINI CHOMCHOM
£0.80 – £10.00ChamCham is a Bengali sweet made by curdling milk and then shaping the coagulated solids to cylindrical shape pieces. These are cooked in sugar syrup similar to rosogollas to get a soft, spongy, and light texture.
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HABSHI HALWA
£0.80 – £10.00Habshi Halwa is a milk halwa that is made by curdling, sweetening and flavoring milk. It is a slightly tedious task to cook the halwa as it takes longer to get it to the right consistency. But it is worth the effort because it brings together the best of milk solids, ghee, and nuts into the right dessert.
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GAZAR HALWA
£0.80 – £10.00Gazar Halwa is a Indian pudding made with fresh carrots, milk, sugar, ghee & nuts. It is made by simmering grated carrots in full fat milk & then sweetened with sugar. It is flavored with cardamom powder & garnished with chopped nuts.
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SANDESH
£0.80 – £10.00Sandesh is a dessert, originating from the Bengal region in the eastern part of the Indian subcontinent, created with milk and sugar. Some recipes of Sandesh call for the use of chhena or paneer instead of milk itself.
