Gulab Nut In Bombay Canteen Is A Delicious Rum-Soaked Dessert

by Akriti Seth
Gulab Nut In Bombay Canteen Is A Delicious Rum-Soaked Dessert

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The rum-soaked gulab jamun in the shape of a donut is all what you want to finish your meal with at The Bombay Canteen!

What Is It?

Bombay Canteen in Kamala Mills compound has a vast and interesting selection of desserts. Our pick here being Gulab Nut. Gulab Nut is Bombay Canteen’s take on our traditional Gulab Jamun & it’s alcoholic! “Kyuki haan! haan! Main alcoholic hu!

Boozy Gulab Nut is a take on baba au rhum. It is a small yeast cake saturated in syrup made with hard liquor, usually rum. This super interesting version of our Gulab Jamun is almost 5 times the size of normal gulab jamun and is a – donut-shaped gulab jamun fried in ghee and then soaked in Old Monk, giving it a sweet rum flavour. Served with pista cream, we all love when the Gulab Nut kicks it in the end.

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About Bombay Canteen

Bombay Canteen in Kamala Mills is an India inspired cafe that serves Modern Indian cuisine and has a wide range of spirits to sip on as you enjoy your meal. The decor here is a lot like the old Bambaiya structures, building and hospitals. It has stained glass windows and mosaic flooring that gives a very rustic charm.

Their desi food with a twist is quite the hype  because it’s totally Indian and celebrates the city of Mumbai which is a shelter for a number of diversities of the country.

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What Else?

When here, you can also try out their Coffee Rasgulla.

This is another Indian favourite dessert that been given a creative touch. As the name suggests it has a hint of coffee in it. Soft and juicy ‘Chena’ Rasgullas are dipped in expresso which is then served with caramel ice cream and chikki made of peanut.

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Picture Credits: Midday.com

Deets

Where: Kamala Mills, Lower Parel, Mumbai
When: 12 Noon to 1 AM
Cost of gulab nut: ₹300
How Much: ₹2,000 for two people (approx.) with alcohol

 

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First Published: September 07, 2017 5:42 PM