Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Delightful Tosha

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Tosha is a Indian sweet which looks like gulab jamun but easier to make n very tasty too. It was really a lovely experience to make this wonderful sweet as I have childhood memories with toshas...my mom used to take me to temple and there we would buy tosha for prasad to offer to the lord...After 15 yrs I again got a chance to eat this. There was a event in Niveditas blog last week n she gave this recipe. I made this but due to some reason I did not post it. But thanks to Nivedita for the wonderful dessert.

Ingredients:
  • 1/2 cup all purpose flour
  • 1/4 tsp baking soda
  • 1/4 cup oil
  • 1/4 tsp salt
  • 1/4 cup curd
For the Syrup
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1/2 cup water
Cooking Procedure

Sieve the plain flour, salt n soda together. Now alternatively add a spoonful of oil and curd into the mixture and knead into a stiff dough. Make long thin rolls of 1.5 inch long. Deep fry these rolls in medium flame till honey brown

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For the syrup,dissolve the sugar in water and boil the syrup till it to a thick consistency(two thread consistency). Put 4 to 5 toshas at a time into the vessel and stir the syrup. Remove the toshas n let it cool then store in airtight containers.

I am sending this tosha to



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Tags:Tosha, Indian Sweet, Dessert

48 comments:

  1. Cooking traditional dishes like this always warms you up and makes so nostalgic Satya..isn't it..looks like your attempt turned out really well..looking at the picture I definitely feel like eating a lot of it :)...Kudos..very nicely done!!
    Thanks a lot dearie for linking to bookmarked event :)

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  2. Wowwwww this looks super yummy :) Satya can you post some for me.

    Cheers n Happy Cooking,
    Satrupa

    http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com

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  3. Looks yummy!!
    Reminds me of kakinada Kaaja...Syrupy inside and out...Bite into syrupy goodness...But look same as yours...
    I am sure yours taste just as yummy!!
    Smitha

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  4. They look absolutely delicious !!

    Best Regards
    Sulagna
    http://e-senseofspicenfragrance-sulagna.blogspot.com/

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  5. Yummy! Slurp! The toshas are one of sweets in my 'to eat' list! Droolz!

    Nandini's Food Page

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  6. Wow, very new and remember seeing it @ Nivedita's blog. They look very tempting, will surely try them out.

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  7. Such mouthwatering dessert! Dosent look like its your first time..kudos :)

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  8. Never heard about them satya, but looks so good. looks like jamuns and as u said a lot more easier to make...Great job dear...

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  9. Looks just like gulab jamun & i really love such sweet dishes...so yummy...

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  10. They resemble gulab jamuns.... nd its so tempting :)

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  11. mouthwatering dish.dekhte hi khane ko man kar raha hae .yummy

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  12. Absolutely delectable...in bengal may this dish is called langcha....

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  13. that's looks so yummy satya..have never heard of Tosha..I have bookmarked it and surely going to try. Have a query..for how many days can you keep them and are they eaten with the syrup or without it?

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  14. Hi Satya,

    No hard feelings dear...i dint take it to my heart...many people misunderstand cos of my name...

    lovely jamun...mouth watering...love sweets...yum yum...

    Dr.Sameena@

    www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
    www.lovelypriyanka.blogspot.com

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  15. Cute looking toshas..very tempting..

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  17. Oh wow they look awesome, looks like gulab jamuns...

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  18. These sound so amazing, thanks for sharing them with the hearth 'n soul hop this week =)

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  19. a really super yummy recipe Satya..

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  20. This comes from gulab jamun's family.
    Looks so tempting Satya ...

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  21. never heard abt this before.Looks really yummy!

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  22. havent heard of this.. looks like gulab jamun.. yummy!

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  23. This sounds simple and delicious. Its always nice to create something your mom made for you as a child. Brings back so many memories. Thanks for sharing Satya and for your support and comments. I truly appreciate it (=

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  24. Yummy..looks exactly like gulab jamuns..looks so inviting

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  25. Wonderful dish. Tosha looks superb, delicious and tempting.

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  26. Never heard of this sweet..Looks like Gulab Jamun. Good one Satya. Lovely post !!

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  27. This is something new but definitely delightful
    The link you give under your comments took me to some other site !

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  28. mouthwatering dish. this is new to me. sounds yum,thanks for sharing.

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  29. oh you made them perfectly dear. am not sure if these are the sweets that we get in the bakeries here but it looks same. I feel like gobbling up a few right away.

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  30. oh wow very new and interesting to know, with yogurt am sure it tasted great...they look gorgeous!

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  31. What a great treat! I love when I can make something like this from scratch! Thanks for linking to hearth'nsoul blog hop!

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  32. This sounds wonderful...It is something I have never seen before, but from the recipe I am sure I would enjoy :)

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  33. Never heard of the names but sure would love the taste of it. Looks yummy.

    http://aaha-oho.blogspot.com/

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  34. I just love learning so much about Indian food from you...and the other Indian bloggers I've recently met. Everything sounds amazing, I really, really want to try these =) Thanks for always sharing w/ the hearth'nsoul hop =)

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  35. Satya, Indian sweets are so yummy and you are right, this one is so easy to make but doesn't look it! Thanks so much for sharing on the hearth and soul hop! Also, my recipe next week for the hop was inspired by your spinach buns so I will link to your recipe in mine! Thanks for sharing such tasty recipes! Alex@amoderatelife

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  36. wow i have not tried this before... love to try it dear.... i want to know what the difference between the jamun and this....

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