
Location : West Bengal.
Info : Taler Bora is prepared on the festival Janmashtami in West Bengal. This food is served as ‘Prasadam’ in Janmashtami. Janmashtami is the birthday of Lord Shri Krishna. The world famous Janmashtami is celebrated in Mathura, Vhrindabana and ISKON in India and worldwide. Hare Krishna.
Ingredients : Tal (palmyra fruit), Semolina, Flour, Sugar, Water, Bay Leaves, Cardamom, Refined Oil.
Recipe at a Glance : Peel off ripe tal ⇒ knead well all seed of tal with water ⇒ get only thick juice of tal ⇒ filter the juice to remove fiber with cloth or something like the same ⇒ add semolina (10% of juice) and flour (30% of juice) ⇒ mix well till zero lump ⇒ batter is ready. Make a sugar syrup with water, cardamom, bay leaves. Deep fry the batter as the shape of dumpling ⇒ put them into hot syrup ⇒ leave it for 15 minutes. Practice makes perfect.
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On Mar 23, 2019 10:00 PM, “Best Indian Food Blog” wrote:
> Best Indian Food Blog posted: ” Location : West Bengal. About : Taler Bora > is prepared on the festival Janmashtami in West Bengal. This food is served > as ‘Prasadam’ in Janmashtami. Janmashtami is the birthday of Lord Shri > Krishna. The world famous Janmashtami is celebrated in Mathura” >
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Me also! I become hungry!
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This looks so yummy! I love Indian food – really like the spices and flavor!
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I like this food too. Thank you very much!
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This sounds delightfully delicious. It is plated beautifully.
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Sounds like something worth trying
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please elaborate..
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I mean since you, love it, I know it will be delicious. Worth making at home or when I visit
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I thought first it may be non veg .But very nice prasadm for Janamshtami.
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Yes, the colour is like non veg. Thank you.
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My mother likes it more than me, but I also like it. Keep posting, I appreciate your blog.
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