For the final day of no bake desserts, here is one more recipe which I made using rasmalai. You would be wondering why I was having so much of left over rasmalai? Wait till tomorrow or go to my YouTube channel for my new video today. You will understand why. I was doing single portions for all these three days as I am off sugar for the past six months and the only person who can eat sugar is Sruti. So these are single serving desserts just made for her. And she is so enjoying this theme.
Shrikhand is made with hung curd and I made a recipe ages ago for some challenge, but I have completely forgot about that. I have a jar of hung curd in my fridge and it came handy while making this dessert. The thing special about my hung curd is it is made with cream and not milk. So it is so rich in taste and texture. And with the rasmalai flavour and the rasgollas, it was fantastic, so Sruti says. It is a perfect dessert to put together on a lazy day. It took just 2 minutes to mix together but I allowed it some setting time in fridge.
Check out how to make the softest Rasgollas and Rasmalai from this video. This is easy to follow and gives you the best Rasmalai and rasgolla of all time.
Ingredients:
Rasmalai Milk – 2-3 tbs
Hung Curd – 1/4 cup
Rasgollas – 4
Pistachios For Garnish
Procedure:
Mix together the flavoured sweetened milk and hung curd.
Pour it in a serving glass.
Add rasgollas and garnish with pistachios.
Allow it to set for 2 hours in fridge.
Serve it chilled.
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Rasmalai Amrakhand Recipe
Ingredients
Ingredients
- Rasmalai Milk – 2-3 tbs
- Hung Curd – 1/4 cup
- Rasgollas – 4
- Pistachios For Garnish
Instructions
Procedure
- Mix together the flavoured sweetened milk and hung curd.
- Pour it in a serving glass.
- Add rasgollas and garnish with pistachios.
- Allow it to set for 2 hours in fridge.
- Serve it chilled.
Seriously this rasmalai amrakhand will definitely please my sweet tooth. Wow wat a creativity.
I’ve tried rasgulla with amrakhand recipe and its in my blog too. I think I did it for BM too …its an awesome combo and yours just reminded me of its taste
Making hung curd with cream sounds wonderful , it must be so creamy! Must try it and glad that Shruti is having a ball .
I am sure Sruti is enjoying these single serves…and I know these quick desserts work out so well, when you have things handy!
Love the combo and twist of hung curd which you used with rabri or sweetened milk. Awesome dessert.
Preeti garg (Simply Tadka)
Rasmalai amarkhand looks so rich and delicious.
OMG… I want to grab that bowl right away. Love the rasmalai milk and amrakhand combo. Between is that shrikhand or amrakhand? I didn’t see any inclusion of mango. Did it miss it?