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Re: Kunda Junnu
by Propagandhi711 Tue Apr 26, 2016 9:49 am
goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by goodcitizn Tue Apr 26, 2016 9:59 am
True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by Propagandhi711 Tue Apr 26, 2016 11:00 am
goodcitizn wrote:True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
correct. it has the greatest texture of all desserts that I know of.
regarding other desserts, I am not fond of chocolate so dont even try them so wouldnt know. I dislike almost all western desserts.
ps: watch the senile1 hitch his adult diaper and wade into this with some religion based insults shortly.
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by garam_kuta Tue Apr 26, 2016 11:41 am
goodcitizn wrote:True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
yeah..indeed, it's such a delight - with the gradual increase in temperature, one experiences a gradient of subtle phase transition in texture, and the progressively increased solubility of the ingredients liberating the flavor(s) in a crescendo mmmmm... this i enjoy every time with chocolate thins that have mint cream inside; like 'after 8' chocolate mints, simple but very satisfying
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by goodcitizn Tue Apr 26, 2016 2:15 pm
You sound like a chocoholic!garam_kuta wrote:goodcitizn wrote:True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
yeah..indeed, it's such a delight - with the gradual increase in temperature, one experiences a gradient of subtle phase transition in texture, and the progressively increased solubility of the ingredients liberating the flavor(s) in a crescendo mmmmm... this i enjoy every time with chocolate thins that have mint cream inside; like 'after 8' chocolate mints, simple but very satisfying
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by garam_kuta Tue Apr 26, 2016 2:57 pm
very...goodcitizn wrote:You sound like a chocoholic!garam_kuta wrote:goodcitizn wrote:True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
yeah..indeed, it's such a delight - with the gradual increase in temperature, one experiences a gradient of subtle phase transition in texture, and the progressively increased solubility of the ingredients liberating the flavor(s) in a crescendo mmmmm... this i enjoy every time with chocolate thins that have mint cream inside; like 'after 8' chocolate mints, simple but very satisfying
aside: someone better be relieved that i do not belong to the Chackoholics club
-- as displayed in their signature line, found below."The high incidence of insanity among Syrian Christians was the price they paid for Inbreeding - Chacko in 'The God of Small Things'
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by confuzzled dude Tue Apr 26, 2016 8:20 pm
Yes, it is made from colostrum milk. I don't remember if chilled one tastes better than warm one for the fact that it contains cardamom & black pepper powder.goodcitizn wrote:True of most milk-based desserts which is why I asked. Never had junnu. Is that made from colostrum, milk after the calf is born, or am I mistaking it for some other dish? Some Chocolate-based desserts harden when chilled and become too brittle in maintaining the original taste.Propagandhi711 wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Does it taste better when chilled?
all desserts taste good when chilled imo. maybe not apple pie etc but the rest and definitely indian desserts
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by MaxEntropy_Man Tue Apr 26, 2016 8:38 pm
Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by confuzzled dude Tue Apr 26, 2016 8:51 pm
Yes. Kunda means clay pot. Kunda Junnu is junnu made in a clay pot.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by Merlot Daruwala Wed Apr 27, 2016 12:34 am
confuzzled dude wrote:Yes. Kunda means clay pot. Kunda Junnu is junnu made in a clay pot.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
This is a fave of mine. Sadly, it's not available commercially in Bangalore.
I was delighted to discover that it is a mainstream sweet here in Mumbai. It's called kharvas and is stocked at most Maharashtrian sweet shops. I permanently keep an inventory in the fridge and every time I visit Bangalore, I carry a couple of kgs of this stuff for relatives.
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by goodcitizn Wed Apr 27, 2016 1:33 am
Good ol' Nephew for fun-nuMerlot Daruwala wrote:confuzzled dude wrote:Yes. Kunda means clay pot. Kunda Junnu is junnu made in a clay pot.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
This is a fave of mine. Sadly, it's not available commercially in Bangalore.
I was delighted to discover that it is a mainstream sweet here in Mumbai. It's called kharvas and is stocked at most Maharashtrian sweet shops. I permanently keep an inventory in the fridge and every time I visit Bangalore, I carry a couple of kgs of this stuff for relatives.
Consumed kg loads of junnu
Thus his six-pack abs
Became a barrel of flabs
Now he can no longer run-nu
:-)
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by garam_kuta Wed Apr 27, 2016 6:15 pm
goodcitizn wrote:Good ol' Nephew for fun-nuMerlot Daruwala wrote:confuzzled dude wrote:Yes. Kunda means clay pot. Kunda Junnu is junnu made in a clay pot.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
This is a fave of mine. Sadly, it's not available commercially in Bangalore.
I was delighted to discover that it is a mainstream sweet here in Mumbai. It's called kharvas and is stocked at most Maharashtrian sweet shops. I permanently keep an inventory in the fridge and every time I visit Bangalore, I carry a couple of kgs of this stuff for relatives.
Consumed kg loads of junnu
Thus his six-pack abs
Became a barrel of flabs
Now he can no longer run-nu
:-)
LoL. MD - given your enthusiasm, see foot note, Sona's Kodial [Food joint] in Malleshwaram. wonder whether asha sweets shop at 8th/sampige carries it.
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Re: Kunda Junnu
by Merlot Daruwala Thu Apr 28, 2016 12:42 am
garam_kuta wrote:goodcitizn wrote:Good ol' Nephew for fun-nuMerlot Daruwala wrote:confuzzled dude wrote:Yes. Kunda means clay pot. Kunda Junnu is junnu made in a clay pot.MaxEntropy_Man wrote:Is kunda junnu the same as the much celebrated junnu which causes much excitement on SUCH?
This is a fave of mine. Sadly, it's not available commercially in Bangalore.
I was delighted to discover that it is a mainstream sweet here in Mumbai. It's called kharvas and is stocked at most Maharashtrian sweet shops. I permanently keep an inventory in the fridge and every time I visit Bangalore, I carry a couple of kgs of this stuff for relatives.
Consumed kg loads of junnu
Thus his six-pack abs
Became a barrel of flabs
Now he can no longer run-nu
:-)
LoL. MD - given your enthusiasm, see foot note, Sona's Kodial [Food joint] in Malleshwaram. wonder whether asha sweets shop at 8th/sampige carries it.
Thanks for the pointer, Hot Dog. I'd never heard of such a product before - will definitely look up this shop on my next visit.
I know for sure Asha Sweers in Mwm doesn't have this. They do have great kheer kadam though, better than even the ones from Kolkata. I pick up a couple of kgs of the stuff when returning from Blr, just to prove the point to my Bong friends.
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