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Chandrapuli

Chandrapuli

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Chandrapuli is a majestic, delicate, and profoundly aromatic Bengali heritage crescent-shaped sweet, uniquely celebrated for its dual-layered texture and intense coconut-milk profile. This recipe features specifically prepared fresh coconut and thickened milk solids (Khoya) slow-cooked into professional-grade soft discs and shaped using wooden molds. Known for its sophisticated flavor and status as a premier accompaniment to Narkel Naru in traditional Bengal dining, it represents the soulful heart of heritage healthy vegetarian confectionery. The taste is intensely sweet and refreshing, with the camphor providing a unique professional-grade royal lift. Best enjoyed at room temperature from the professional-grade tray. A Mandatory favorite for grand Durga Puja celebrations.

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Prep Time20 mins
Cook Time15 mins
Servings6 People
DifficultyHard
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Ingredients

2 cups Fresh Coconut, grated
1 cup Khoya (Milk solids), crumbled
1 cup Sugar or Jaggery
1 tsp Cardamom powder
A tiny pinch of Edible Camphor
Rose water for aroma
Pure Desi Ghee for greasing molds
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Cooking Instructions

Tips & Secrets

  • Using fresh and juicy coconut is mandatory for achieving the most juicy results.
  • Ensuring the khoya is fresh and soft provides the absolute secret to achieved a silky mouthfeel.
  • The addition of edible camphor provide the essential aromatic lift found in heritage recipes.
  • Always shape while the mixture is warm to ensure the signature clean-cut edges.

Nutritional Information(Per 1 piece (50g))

Calories

170 kcal

Protein

5g

Fat

8g

Carbs

20g

Note: Nutritional values are professional estimates per standard serving (~200-250g / ml) and may vary based on ingredient quality and preparation methods.