It is very simple & tasty if u like Tender cocconut Icecreame u will love this one.
Take one fresh tarapo(Green) with malai, 1 cup of condense milk, 2tsp Sugar,1 tabsp Gelatine powder,1/2 cup fresh cream optional( if u want to make it rich)
Take a pan pour half the nariel pani add sugar, gelatine and mix it properly cook for 2-3 mins., add condensemilk and cook on low flame add remaining narielpani and add the malai broken in to pieces to it( if malai is very thick then u can churn it in mixy). bring to room temp and keep in fridge for 2-3 hrs and enjoy mouth watering Tender cocconu sufele.
Same way u can use any fruits like, fresh strawberry, Pineapple, Orange, Black Grapes etc. For the same u have to use Fresh Juice and u can decorate it with chopped fruits.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Kulfi - Pallika
Kulfi
Boil about half a gallon of water on medium heat and stir to avoid scorching. Reduce to almost one third the volume. Dissolve about one tbsp of cornstarch in some cold milk and add to the boiling milk. let the milk thicken slightly more. In the mean time, soak a few strands of saffron in milk for about half an hour, and create a paste using a pestle. Add this to the milk. Add one can of evaporated milk, one can of condensed milk, about a cup of sugar, stir and let cool. Add about 8-10 fl. oz. (3/4 carton of the 16 ounce pack) heavy cream. Add fresh cardamom powder and coarsely crushed cashew nuts, almonds and pistachios. (The flavors can be adapted..think plain malai, Mango, Rose, fruits, etc). Now, fill small plastic disposable cups upto about 3/4th full. Cover with a small piece of aluminum foil, and insert an ice cream stick (The foil helps keep the stick in place before freezing). Freeze for 6-7 hours or overnight. Rub the kulfi with palms before serving to release. May use kulfi molds, if available. Enjoy!!
Tip: I didn't try this, but I saw this tip twice in my research: grind a slice or two of white bread and add to the boiling milk to avoid crystals. Cornstarch worked fine for me, though.
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