The recipe chosen for April month in Indian Cooking Challenge by Srivalli is Rasmalai . Thanks a lot Lavi , for sharing with us the recipe ..
Ingredients needed :
Method:
for making Paneer :
Boil 2 litres of milk and allow it to cool well then refrigerate the milk for 12 hours , remove the thick layer of milk formed over the milk.Now again boil the milk, when it starts to boil add the lemon juice or vinegar to the milk and wait for few seconds ....the paneer will start floating on top and the whey (light greenish colour ) water will seperate and paneer will float on top . Now take a muslin cloth and filter the paneer and pour 2 cups of water on it , to remove the sourness of lemon juice or vinegar and squeeze the water well and tie the cloth and let it hang for one hour ...and make sure all water is drained out after an hour take it from the muslin cloth and knead it well in a vessel ...knead it well like a chapathi flour till it forms a soft dough and make small balls , after cooking it in sugar syrup ...it will be double in size ...so make small size balls .... if the dough still has moisture and unable to shape it ...then add 1 tsp. of maida flour and make it into small balls ...for 2 litres of milk , u will get maximum of 12 balls ...
In a wide bottom pressure cooker, add 3 cups of water and add 8 spoons of sugar and allow it to boil well. Once it starts to boil, add the paneer balls and pressure cook it for 2 whistles..once done, let the steam get out and open the cooker slowly ...u will see double sized paneer balls .... slightly press each balls and keep it aside...
Ingredients needed :
- Milk - 3 ltrs.
- Maida flour - 1tsp.
- Lemon juice / vinegar - little
- Water - 5 cups
- Sugar - 16 spoons
- Safforn - little
- Pista or almonds - finely chopped
- Cardamon powder - little
Method:
for making Paneer :
Boil 2 litres of milk and allow it to cool well then refrigerate the milk for 12 hours , remove the thick layer of milk formed over the milk.Now again boil the milk, when it starts to boil add the lemon juice or vinegar to the milk and wait for few seconds ....the paneer will start floating on top and the whey (light greenish colour ) water will seperate and paneer will float on top . Now take a muslin cloth and filter the paneer and pour 2 cups of water on it , to remove the sourness of lemon juice or vinegar and squeeze the water well and tie the cloth and let it hang for one hour ...and make sure all water is drained out after an hour take it from the muslin cloth and knead it well in a vessel ...knead it well like a chapathi flour till it forms a soft dough and make small balls , after cooking it in sugar syrup ...it will be double in size ...so make small size balls .... if the dough still has moisture and unable to shape it ...then add 1 tsp. of maida flour and make it into small balls ...for 2 litres of milk , u will get maximum of 12 balls ...
In a wide bottom pressure cooker, add 3 cups of water and add 8 spoons of sugar and allow it to boil well. Once it starts to boil, add the paneer balls and pressure cook it for 2 whistles..once done, let the steam get out and open the cooker slowly ...u will see double sized paneer balls .... slightly press each balls and keep it aside...
while preparing the sugar syrup side by side prepare the milk syrup...for this boil one litre of milk in non stick pan and let it boil well and has to get reduced into half the quantity ...add 8 spoons of sugar and mix well then add the crushed saffron and cardoman powder to it and mix well...and switch off the flame ....
in the serving dish add the paneer balls and add the rasas or milk syrup and cool it and refrigirate it ...while serving add chopped pistas or almonds flakes ...
in the serving dish add the paneer balls and add the rasas or milk syrup and cool it and refrigirate it ...while serving add chopped pistas or almonds flakes ...
Lovely yummy rasmalai.
ReplyDeleteYummy the rasmalai looks very perfect.
ReplyDeleteYummy rasamalai...
ReplyDeleteTempting and droolworthy rasmalai, feel like having some again..
ReplyDeleteLovely ras malai.My 1st visit here following your blog.Do drop by simply.food sometime.
ReplyDeleteRasamalai luks gr8!first time here,loved ur blog.Following u.
ReplyDeleteRasamalai looks soo inviting. You have a beautiful space and very good collection of recipes..
ReplyDeletehi gayatri, nice explanation and lovely step by step pictures too.., even your Rasgulla looks nice and big
ReplyDeletethat looks incredible....yummy rasamalai
ReplyDeletelooks yummy...
ReplyDeleteI am drooling looking at the rasamalai!! very nice
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for all your comments ...
ReplyDelete@Jaysri , explanation part credit goes to Lavi and srivalli for sharing with us ...
Simply yummilious, love ras malai:)
ReplyDeleteYummy Rasmalai...1st time here..nice space..do visit me if you can
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