
Cadbury Chandrapuli Recipe
Try this unique Cadbury Chandrapuli recipe, a delightful fusion of traditional Bengali sweets and rich Cadbury chocolate. Perfect for festive celebrations and dessert lovers!
Difficulty:medium
Serves:8
Time:20 mins
Contains egg: No
Mishti shops are an integral part of Bengal's culture and heritage, offering a wide variety of traditional sweets and desserts. Some make the best roshogolla, some darbesh, sondesh and so on available round the year. But there are a few seasonal sweets that people eagerly wait for. Chandrapuli is one such.
Chandra means moon (hence the half moon shape of a traditional chandrapuli) and puli is a kind of pithe, or traditional Bengali dessert. Characterized by its particular shape and des......Read More
Ingredients
8
Servings
For the Recipe
- Sweetened coconut 1 cup
- Mawa/Khoya ¼ cup
- Confectioners sugar ¼ cup
- Milk 3 tbsp
- Ghee 1 tsp to grease the molds
For the Ganache (1:1 ratio of chocolate and cream)
- Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate – 100 gm
- Fresh cream – 100 ml
Directions

Take Cadbury bars, break it into small pieces.

Melt and whisk.

Add equal amount of khoya and coconut in the pan. Mix cocoa powder, melted Cadbury and cook.

Lay the mixture flat, and let it cool. Brush wooden moulds with ghee before churning out each piece.



