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Monday 20 August 2012

Kesar Kulfi

Hi Friends ...
       Weekend is over so back to work :-) tried this recipe during weekend, wanted to share with you all  !!
Kulfi is a popular dessert to be relished during summers. It is a traditional Indian ice cream which  comes in many flavors like cashew, almonds, pista, rose, chocolate, kesar.
There are two types of kulfis :-
Matka Kulfi and Stick Kulfi
You will definitely enjoy kulfi if it is served along with Falooda ..........Yummy 



Ingredients:
2 ltrs Skimmed Milk
1/2 cup grated khoya 
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup nuts (almonds, pistachio, cashew) ground coarsely
1/4 tsp of saffron

2 tsp cornflour
1/4 tsp eilaichi powder (cardamon powder)
2 tbsp finely chopped almonds for garnishing 

Method:
  1. Bring the milk to a boil in a thick bottomed pan.
  2. When it comes to a boil, lower the heat to minimum and keep boiling till reduced to half the quantity
  3. Keep stirring in between at regular intervals. This will avoid milk sticking to the bottom of the pan.
  4. When the milk is very thick and almost reduced to half, add the sugar. Simmer for 10-15 mins.
  5. Add the khoya, stir in gently, simmer for 2 mins. Avoid lumps formation.
  6. Take 1/4 cup of cold milk in a cup add cornflour.Mix well and pour it in the milk mixture.
  7. Milk mixture will start getting thick.
  8. Add chopped nuts, cardamon powder, saffron. Mix well.
  9. Remove from heat and allow the mixture to cool completely. 
  10. Fill in kulfi molds and set into freezer.

Before serving:
Take out the mold from the freezer, run a knife around the inner edges of the mold and invert it on the serving plate
Garnish with finely chopped almonds and serve immediately.

Sending this recipe to :-
Divya's blog
 

21 comments:

  1. Never made kulfi at home, bookmarked it! good clicks Shruti!

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  2. Thanks all for your lovely comments ;-)
    Swasthi...do try them, you will love it !!!

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  3. I wish i could cook as well as you too :)

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  4. Superb, lovely kesar kulfi.

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  5. Thanks all for your valuable comments :-)

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  6. Finger licking... Delish...
    http://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com

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  7. i'm having problem wth i donno now if i happens to me only or other readers too clickstor adds on the blog r a bit annoying as new windows open up eveytym i gt them off the way... plz manage them

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  8. Thanks all :-)
    Keirti .... This hapens with me too :-( whenever I open my blog ads appear in the tab ...
    Just avoid them :-)

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  9. Shruthi i cant tell you how much i love kulfis more than the regular ice creams..
    Thank a lot for that.:)

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  10. looks delish! I love Kulfi and faluda!!Yum!
    Funny story about my first attempt at making kulfi at grand old age of 5 yrs- I asked my mom what all is used for making kulfi
    Mom-simplified the ingredients for 5 year old Me- Milk, sugar and elaichi.
    So I took a small glass added milk, sugar and Badi Eliaichi ('coz I couldn't find the small elaicihi in the spice box-Well I figured if small elaicihi works so should the badi elaicihi LOLz )
    Then I put my kulfi mix in the chill tray (not the deep freezer) to set and even after 24 hours it wouldn't turn into Kulfi- I called out to my Mom for help. When My mom saw my handiwork she burst out laughing! :P
    We could get away for being so silly & naughty! LOL Ahh childhood days :)

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  11. Thanks Niesha and Pooja :-)
    @Pooja ....really funny story but you know you are not the only one who did this in fact in my childhood days, I made a glass of orange Rasana (very famous drink for summers)
    I put that in kulfi mold to make ORANGE ICE CANDY :-) Lol
    Seriously childhood days are the memorable days of the life !!!

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  12. Saffron is used as medicine Cough, Asthma, Fever, Epilepsy Patients, Pimples/Acne and Skin diseases, Alcoholism, Tuberculosis, Cataract and skin diseases.
    Great article….!!! Nice to know about new things with helping concept.
    Thanks for all of your time & work. Hope you always write this blog.

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  13. This one too today. Today I went through the entire blog and selected this for dessets yum :)

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