Indian
desserts have a special place in heart! They aren’t just filled with natural
flavours but also stories from our childhood which give it a special love. Most
of the Indian Desserts that I have learnt have been passed on to me by my
mother who has pampered me in my childhood a lot with her cooking!
And when I think of kulfis I have to give my due credits to my Mami for making me cherish different kulfi flavours which she used to treat me with during each of my summer holidays. This one is for them!
And when I think of kulfis I have to give my due credits to my Mami for making me cherish different kulfi flavours which she used to treat me with during each of my summer holidays. This one is for them!
Have
waffles, pancakes or gelato – there is nothing that can defy the taste that an
Indian gets from the regular kulfi in India. From the little Kulfi stalls
spread across every nook and corner of India, Indian Kitchens where they are
worshipped to even the most gourmet restaurants which are bringing their own
twist to the generic kulfis. The Indian kulfi is an experience!
I tried to
twist and turn the regular taste with a little addition of Roohafza for that
special flavor. In my attempt I went a little overboard to count in pistachios,
cashews and even rose into the kulfi for a little richness. And the taste it
provides for in every bite is – AMAZING!
Here is the
recipe!
Ingredients:
1 litre Amul
Milk
6 tbsps of
Roohafza
1 tsp of
Rose syrup
2 tbsp rose
water
100 grams
Khoya (Dried milk cake)
Handful of
chopped cashews and pistachios
2 tbsp sugar
( I did not add much of sugar as ROohafza is already sweet)
Method:
- Boil the
Amul Milk in a large pan and keep stirring it occasionally.
- We have to
keep boiling the milk and reduce it to half for the thickness. You should not
let the milk unattended for this. Keep the flame in medium to low and keep
stirring occasionally until it reduces to half.
- Now add
khoya, rose syrup, rose water, sugar and chopped dry fruits into it. Give it a
nice stir and them switch off the flame.
- Let the
mixture cool down and come to room temperature.
- Now add in
the roohafza and give it a nice stir.
- Take the
kulfi moulds and pour the mixture in and cover it with the kulfi caps or just
put in the kulfi sticks.
- Deep freeze
it for a good 8 hours. And your kulfi shall be ready!
As natural
and delicious it is – this is one of the best recipes from my #ROOHAFZASERIES ..
Enjoy!
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