Chocolate sandesh recipe step by step with pictures- bengali chocolate sandesh is the finest chocolaty dessert of Kolkata’s aka West Bengal’s sweet shops. Cocoa powder, soft chana, or bengali cottage cheese and sugar are the main ingredients of this delicious sweet. Durga puja, Laxmi puja, kali puja, marriage ceremony to welcoming guests this special chocolate-colored and flavored sandesh acquires its own place.
Chocolate is always high on demand among young to old and It has a huge impact on Indian aka bengali sweets or desserts too. So when people demanded to get the chocolaty taste in our bengali sandesh our bengali confectioners once again create their magic on it. Even they created many more bengali sandesh recipes on peoples demand, i.e, dry fruits sandesh including badam, pista or kaju, used fruit pulp for making sandesh with jackfruit, mango, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, custard apple and many more.
Though this year I’ve shared many festival sweets like kalakand and rabri. Durga puja is about to come and I can’t imagine our bengali festival without any special sandesh recipe. So I’ve decided to prepare our favorite bengali sweet chocolate sandesh. I’ve presented this bengali misti as chocolate sandesh roll. However, you may shape it as your choice like, barfi or peda or laddoo too.
For making our Kolkata’s special chocolate Sandesh, first, we need to make chenna or chana by curdling the milk with lemon juice, curd or vinegar. Even you may get the three easy and simple ways of chenna recipe | “how to make chenna in three ways” from my website.
Then this bengali chana or cottage cheese or chenna will go through a good kneading method by palm heel. In this chocolate sandesh, I’ve first divided my well-kneaded chenna into two equal parts. The first part will be turned into our authentic sandesh followed by my previous recipe. Means, where soft and moist well-kneaded chenna will be first cooked in a pan with sugar and few drops of rose essence. When the sugar will be completely melted then the cocoa powder will be added to the mixture.
And the next part firstly turned into the same bengali sandesh with little more sugar and later mixed up and cooked with cocoa powder. Here few more tbsps of sugar must be added with its ingredients than the plain sandesh recipe to remove the bitterness of the cocoa powder.
According to bengali confectioners, cocoa powder or powdered chocolate itself can spoil the authentic taste of our bengali sondesh. So I made a little twist in this sweet and I prepare a chocolate sandesh roll to retain its authentic taste and flavor. Where the inner portion of this roll must be authentic bengali sondesh and the outer layer will be cocoa added chocolate-flavored sandesh.
If you prefer sondesh most among all Indian desserts or sweets, then may try some of my other Bengali sandesh recipes too other than this chocolate sandesh, I.e,
Or even you may try other Indian dessert recipes from my website, i.e,
Prepare this durga puja special bengali misti or sweet chocolate sandesh at home and please let me know your valuable feedback about this homemade sondesh recipe by writing it down in the comment section below.
Today is Mahasashthi, the first day of our Durga puja, A Very Happy Durga Puja to all of my readers. May the goddess shower all the happiness to you all.
Prep time: 35 mins
Cook time: 15 min
Served in: 50 mins
Servings: 15 Sandesh
Course: sweet / dessert
Cuisine: Bengali / Indian
Author: Moumita Paul
For making chenna or cottage cheese
Making of plain sandesh
For the making of chocolate sondesh
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