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  • Thank you for all the recipes Manjula Auntyji. I am living abroad so I don't know how to cook a lot of things. But I am learning a lot from your uploads.

    I will try Paneer Burfi today.

  • We never use breadcrumbs when we make sweets for offering to our Thakorjee. So wat do you suggest?

  • Hi Aunti, I like all your recipies and I try them in the evening. I stay with my husband and 4year daughter and I feel it ad my mother's kitchen. Why don't u try easy icecream recipies?

  • you know this is how we make rasmali in pakistan......we make the rasgulla like this and soak it in the milk........it comes out great

  • can u plz post the recepie for milk burfi(white) which is available in indian sweet shop...i have tried so many recepies of your's and it's been great..thanks a lot....

  • hello aunty.....i like all your recipes and i just wanted to know what is karnam power....sorry if i misspelled...thankyou

  • hey manjula ji if i use ricotta chesse how much will be the quantity ,,,if you tell ,,it will be your kind,,,thx

  • i dnt tink u will be makin the same thing anymore but u can try n see wat happens

  • please post the chum chum video as well. ..... i am waiting soooooooooooooo anxiously.... plz plz plz plz plz post at your earliest !

    best regards.

  • One of my favorite!!

  • u didnt specified at what temperature we have to put in oven????//// plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

  • Please check my website for details

  • 275 F for 25 - 30 minutes

  • @ashzapak Actually She Said to put it in at 275 degrees. Watch at 3:52 ! :)

  • As a starter I first have to try to make paneer first and then continue with the whole recipe.

    Looks great and Shubh Diwali!!!

  • I don't have a food processor. Can i mix everything by hand?...and can i buy the breadcrumb from the store instead?

  • bread crumb has to be fresh, break the bread in very small pieces take 1/4 cup of milk and mix it by hand and the add every thing else. This can be done without food processor.

  • Yum-oooo :p

    one quistion

    I dont have that mixer. Can I mix the recipe in an ordinary juice mixer?

    thank u <3

  • as usual excellent recipe. Thanks you soooo much

  • That's an interesting new way for me to use paneer. Thanks Manjula.

  • Now this taste great! I made it for my wife last night and she just loved it! Keep up the great work...do you have any receipe books we can purchase?

  • Thank you so much as always Manjula!

  • Another wonderful recipe, thank you.

  • Manjula is THE BEST !!! She has demystified vegetarian Indian cooking for those of us who are Cooking Impaired. THANK YOU !!!!!

  • Oh, I love this!!!!! This is going to be on my list of dishes to make soon!!!!

  • so simple and delicious

  • this looks so delicious!

    great video!

    thanks so much

  • how do we store it for few days after it is cooked?

  • you can refregerate this for a week or freeze for months

  • I wonder if I can use something like Ricotta cheese instead of homemade paneer

  • Sounds Good!

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