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Ras Malai is a popular dessert from the Indian subcontinent, particularly from the regions of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. It is made from soft, spongy, and sweet cheese dumplings, which are soaked in a sweet, creamy, and cardamom-flavored milk syrup.

To make Ras Malai, the cheese dumplings, also known as Rasgullas, are first made by curdling milk and then draining off the whey. The cheese is then kneaded and shaped into small balls or flattened discs, which are boiled in a syrup made from sugar and water until they become spongy and doubled in size.

Once the Rasgullas are cooked, they are soaked in a sweet and creamy milk mixture flavored with cardamom and saffron. The milk syrup is usually made by boiling milk, sweetened with sugar and flavored with cardamom and saffron until it thickens to a creamy consistency. The Rasgullas are then soaked in this milk syrup until they are fully saturated, and the flavors of the syrup have infused into them.

Ras Malai is typically served chilled, garnished with chopped nuts like pistachios or almonds. It is a decadent and delicious dessert, perfect for special occasions or as a sweet treat at the end of a meal.

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