Its
Eid, one of the prominent festivals of India. And festivals are so incomplete
without sweets, don’t you think? So I thought of making some sweets. What
better than shahi tukre to start with. Also it goes perfectively with the
festival. Honestly I don’t have any clue, how shahi tukra’s are originally
made. its just my version of a shahi tukra. I love the flavor of coffee so I
fused in that as well. I loved it. Hope
you love it too.
Ingredients required:
· Coffee- 2 tsp
· Milk-1 cup
· Condensed milk- ½ cup
· Khoya- 100 gm
· Sugar- 2 tsp
· Bread- 4-5 slices
· Oil- ¼ cup
· Green cardamom-2
· Butter- ¼ cup
· Cherry and nuts(optional)
Method:
1.
Fry
bread slices in hot oil till crisp. Soak them in milk for 5 mins. Cut each
slice into 4 pieces. Cool them and keep aside
2.
In
a frying pan, put butter, let it melt and then add khoya, add sugar to taste.
3.
Mix
coffee and milk together. Put it into the khoya mixture. Mix all the
ingredients well. Then add green cardamom powder and mix again till the mixture
reduces to a fine paste.
4.
Coat
the bread slices in milkmaid and pipe out this mixture on each piece. Decorate
with nuts and cherries. Your shahi coffee tukra is ready to serve.
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