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Paneer Chocolate Truffle is the ultimate treat you can create if you have excess rasgullas and not sure what to do with it!

You can make these truffles very quickly as it’s quick to make. Since these are chocolates, kids enjoy it much and it disappears very quickly too. After making Paneer Ladoo and Paneer Kulfi, I thought I should make something for the kids to enjoy as well.

These chocolate truffles got done over a couple of days and a couple of those got devoured as well too. Anyway, this was a super duper hit and if there was ever a need to dress up rasgullas, you know what to make.

Finally, I totally enjoyed making this theme as I hardly ever put in efforts to recreate new dishes with flopped ones. To know that all three were hit, it is so good to know.

Paneer Chocolate Truffles is the final dish under the theme Recreate new dishes with flop for BM#103 Week 1.

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Paneer Chocolate Truffle

Paneer Chocolate Truffle is the ultimate treat you can create if you have excess rasgullas and not sure what to do with it!

Course Desserts

Cuisine Fusion

Keyword Easy Snacks, Leftover dishes with Rasgulla

By Cook Method Freezer, No Cook

Occasion Party, Weekend Special

By Diet Kid Friendly

Dish Type Under 5 Ingredients

Author Srivalli

Ingredients

For the Truffle

• 1 cup Paneer
• 3/4 cup Condensed Milk
• 1/2 cup Cream Cheese
• 2 tbsp Cocoa Powder

For the Outer Coating

• 1/2 cup White Chocolate Compound
• Dark Chocolate Sprinklings for topping

Instructions

• Chop and Crumble the Rasgullas to a fine powder.
• Add condensed milk, cocoa powder, cream cheese, and mix well.
• Refrigerate for 30 mins, then pinch out balls and freeze for 10 minutes.
• Melt the white chocolate for a minute and once the balls are firm, roll them over the white sauce and sprinkle some dark chocolate sprinklings and freeze again for 30 mins.

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