Two Interesting Recipes You Must Try This Holi

Two Interesting Recipes You Must Try This Holi

21 Feb 2018 | 2 min Read

Sulbha Bathwal

Author | 25 Articles

Festivals means preparing lots of sweets like Gujiyas, Besan Ladoo, Seviyan etc and then hogging them right.. To keep the spirit of the festival,  I make two different varieties of sweets. Yes, you heard correct..

 

I make Kesariya Kulfi and Fruits Popsicles!

Kesariya kulfi

 

Method:

 

1- Boil full fat milk in a pan

 

2- Let it boil and keep the gas minimum, Keep stirring with a spoon at regular intervals..

 

3- Take a tablespoon of cold milk and add half teaspoon cornflour to it. Mix it well.

 

4- Add sugar to the boiling milk and stir nicely.

5- Once the boil comes, add the cornflour mixture and stir again. After  one boil, switch off the gas..

 

6- Let the mixture cool and then blend it roughly in a blender.

 

7- Put the blended mixture in a pan agin and add elaichi powder, dry fruits like almond, pistachios, raisins and saffron (mixed in few drops of rose water).

 

8- Stir it well and pour it in the Kulfi moulds.  Let the moulds set in freezer for 6-7 hrs

 

 

 

Tadda, your kesariya kulfi is ready to eat!

Fruit Popsicles

 

Method:

 

1- Cut fruits like black or green grapes, orange, peel pomegranate, kiwi etc.

 

2- Make lemonade with water, sugar and lemon.

 

3- Add chopped fruits, pinch of black salt and few sprigs of crushed pudina leaves. Mix it nicely.

 

4- Fill the ice cream moulds with this material and let it set in freezer for 6-7 hours.

 

 

Now yummy fruit popsicles are ready to eat!

 

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