Showing posts with label indian dessert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indian dessert. Show all posts

Monday, November 3, 2014

Banana Custard



Banana Custard
Banana Custard


Ingredients

Ripe banana
1
Milk
1 cup
Vanilla custard powder
1 tea spoon
Sugar
2 tea spoon



Banana Custard
Banana Custard

How to prepare Banana Custard:


  • Peel off the banana and slice it
  • Add vanilla custard powder to 3 tbsp of warm milk and stir it without lumps and set aside.
  • Boil the remaining milk and add sugar, stir well.
  • In low flame add the mixture of custard and milk, stir continuously till it reach slightly thick consistency. Allow it to cool and refrigerate it.
  • Add the cold custard and sliced banana in a bowl and serve it.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Gulab jamun



Ingredients:
Gulab jamun mix
1 cup (packets are available in indian grocery stores)
Sugar
2 ¼ cups
Milk or water
¼ cup (for kneading dough)
Food color
a pinch (optional)
Cardamom
2
Water
as required (for sugar syrup)
Oil/ghee
for frying

gulab jamun
gulab jamun

How to do Gulab jamun:
  • Knead mix with ¼ cup of milk/water and 2 teaspoon of ghee into soft dough as like chappathi dough.
  • If you need to increase the softness of the dough keep it for 1 hour. (this is optional)
  • Now shape the dough into smooth small balls of equal size by greasing your hands with oil/ghee.
  • To find out oil/ghee is ready for frying drop the small quantity of dough it should take a minute for rising. The flame should be moderate always.
  • Fry the balls deep in oil/ghee till it become reddish brown evenly by turning it continuously and set the fried balls aside to cool.
  • Prepare the sugar syrup using 2 ¼ cups of sugar and 2 ¼ cups of water. Allow it to boil for 5 minutes by adding crushed cardamom, food color in it.
  • Add the deep fried balls in this hot syrup and serve it after 2 hours.


Serving tips:
  • You can serve it by dropping it into coconut milk along with some sugar syrup.

Tips:
  • Don’t over heat the oil/ghee to give smoke. The dough should not be sticky in your fingers. If you feel so you can add some more amount of mix in it.
  • While shaping balls it should be smooth as much as possible. If it has any lines on it will break while soaking in sugar syrup. 
  • If the dough gets dry slightly knead it again by adding one teaspoon of milk.
  • You can also shape the balls by keeping small piece of cashew nut or badam in the centre

for more dishes visit indian recipes