Showing posts with label desserts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label desserts. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 June 2017

Pistachio and Almond Rasmalai

Ever heard of pista and almond rabri in less than 25 minutes? Last Saturday, when I was just not in a mood to have my regular pista badam complan milk so I tried making a rabri out of it. It turned out so well even my nephew didn't complain about having milk. It was yumm! A quick recipe is here so you can relish it as well. Sharing is caring! I thought of making this again today, just something sweet for my dad to relish (I mostly don't let him have a lot of sweets but father's day, we can be a little lenient u know :P). On a more foodie note, do surprise your dad's and your family with this quick recipe and let me know how it turned out for you and most importantly did they like love it??

Serves: 3-4
Cuisine: Indian desserts
Cooking time: 25 minutes

Ingredients required:
  • 2 cups of full-fat milk
  • 1 cup condensed milk (milkmaid)
  • a pinch of cardamom (elaichi) powder
  • 4 teaspoon of pista badam flavour complan
  • (you can also use any other flavour you like)
  • 6 store-bought rasgulla. (You can also make these yourself with cheena, regarding which I'll describing in my next post, stay tuned).

Method:
  1. Boil milk in a thick bottom pan stirring occasionally till it reduces to half.
  2. Mix complan powder followed by 2-3 tsp of sugar to it. Stir to dissolve. (Be careful while adding sugar because rasgulla and condensed milk is already very sweet).
  3. If cream layers forms on top, shift it aside and continue boiling.
  4. Add condensed milk to it. 
  5. Gently squeeze the rasgulla to remove excess sugar syrup and dunk it into warm milk.
  6. Reduce the flame to minimum and cook for 1-2 minutes for the milk to get absorbed. (Overcooking may break the rasgulla).
  7. Add chopped pistachio, almonds and raisins to garnish. Your pistachio and almond rabri is ready. Serve chilled. Bon appetit!




Method (with pictures):


  1. Boil milk in a thick bottom pan stirring occasionally till it reduces to half.
  2. Mix complan powder to it followed by 2-3 tsp of sugar. Stir to dissolve. (Be careful while adding sugar because rasgulla and condensed milk is already very sweet).
  3. If cream layers forms on top, shift it aside and continue boiling.
  4. Add condensed milk to it.
  5. Gently squeeze the rasgulla to remove excess sugar syrup and dunk it into warm milk.
  6. Reduce the flame to minimum and cook for 1-2 minutes for the milk to get absorbed. (Overcooking may break the rasgulla).
  7. Add chopped pistachio, almonds and raisins to garnish. Your pistachio and almond rabri is ready. Serve chilled. Bon appetit!


Friday, 9 June 2017

Oats Custard Pudding

How many times have we looked hungrily at a tempting slice of dessert but had to forego it ? Simple reason being, it's calorie count and we have become a little diet conscious. We'll, this is everyone's story!! So after few request, I finally came up with this post.
The use of oats and honey makes it healthier. moreover, custard and fruits makes it tastier. So no preservatives or added flavours, but still the divine taste of sweetness..! Have fun making and do let me know how it turned out for you.

Bon appetite..!

Serves- 2-3

Ingredients:


  1. 4 teaspoon custard powder
  2. 2 cups + 4 teaspoon of milk
  3. Sugar/honey to taste
  4. 1/4 cup oats
  5. Any desired chopped fruits (Here I have used:
  • 1/4 cup of ripe mango pulp
  • Few pieces of ripe papaya and black grapes)

Method:


  1. Mix custard powder with 4 teaspoon of cold (room temperature) milk till it forms a smooth paste.
  2. Boil the remaining 2 cups of milk. 
  3. Lower down the flame and add custard powder paste to it, stirring continuously so that no lumps are formed.
  4. Add oats to it and cook for another 5 minutes on medium flame, stirring occasionally.
  5. Turn off the flame and add sugar/honey to it. (I had used honey).
  6. Let it cool for some time, and add your desired chopped fruits for garnishing.
P.S I had churned it in a blender with mango pulp, so that everything blends well.

Bon appetit..!
You can also try other oat desserts:
mango-banana-oats-smoothie
oats-chocolate-cup-cake
oats-and-coffee-mug-cake