Shrikhand - A popular Maharashtrian / Gujarati sweet
Serves: 2 - 3
You will need
Fresh curd - 125 g ( hung and drained of liquid ) homemade or Nestle Dahi or any other good brand
Sugar – 75 g ( powdered )
Elaichi (Cardamom ) powder - 2 pinches
Sugar – 75 g ( powdered )
Elaichi (Cardamom ) powder - 2 pinches
Method
Boil 500 ml ( half litre ) milk. Once the milk starts boiling reduce the heat and allow it to simmer for 10 - 15 minutes, so as to allow water content in the milk to reduce ( I recommend full cream milk ). Switch off heat.
Allow the milk to cool down to luke warm temperature and then make curd ( overnight or 6 - 8 hours ).
Allow the milk to cool down to luke warm temperature and then make curd ( overnight or 6 - 8 hours ).
Once the curd is set pour the curd on to a clean muslin cloth and hang and drain the water from the curd for 2 - 3 hours ( see the photo below ).
Once the water drains off remove the contents from the muslin cloth ( approximately 125 g thick curd ).
In a blender, make a smooth paste of thick curd along with powdered sugar.
Pour this shrikhand mixture into separate serving bowls and sprinkle cardamom powder on top and leave in the refrigerator for 3 - 4 hours, so that the mix thickens. Serve when required.
2 comments:
This is one popular dessert.
Luv the combo of Shrikhand Puri....
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