How to Make Rasmalai (Pakistani-French Fusion)

Back again with another fusion dish. We call this “Rasmalai Ile Flottante”. Ille Flottante is a French dish which translates to Floating Island. The floating component in that dish is a meringue, but we decided to use the rasmalai disc in place of that, and also added some components of the rasmalai flavour in the creme anglaise (custard), while finishing off with a saffron/almond caramel brittle to give it a nice crunch in contrast to the spongy texture of the rasmalai. Enjoy!

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13 Replies to “How to Make Rasmalai (Pakistani-French Fusion)”

  1. this guy is always claiming Indian recopies lmaoooo do better gully instead of misinformation

  2. rasmalai a very popular dish in pakistan but originate in India, use complete sentence, national dish of pakistan is hand grenade

  3. I am pretty sure Rasmalai was originated in India( west bengal to be specific). So technically it's Indian- French fusion.

  4. You guys look so cute eating from the same cup time to clap cheeks Muslim French style

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