Recipe: Perfect Bread Rasmalai
Bread Rasmalai. First way-Stuffed Bread Rasmalai: Take one piece of round bread and spread some chopped nuts onto it and put another round bread on top of it just like sandwich. Now put stuffed bread in a seving bowl and pour rasmalai on it. Garnish with chopped nuts and Kesar/Saffron.
Rasmalai is a popular Indian dessert/ mithai which is made from Chenna or Paneer. Soaked in rabri and then served chilled with lots of pistachios on top. Take a wide heavy bottomed vessel, grease it with little ghee and add condensed milk + milk. You can have Bread Rasmalai using 10 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Bread Rasmalai
- It's of bread piece.
- Prepare of milk.
- You need of sugar.
- You need of milk powder.
- Prepare of thick cream.
- You need of cashew nuts.
- Prepare of almond Powder.
- You need of cardamom.
- Prepare of red colour.
- Prepare of dry fruits ( chopped cashew nuts, almonds and pistachios).
Bring to a boil and reduce to medium flame. Keep stirring till the milk starts thickening and reduced to half. Now add the saffron milk to the boiling and keep stirring. Rasmalai is a popular Bengali dessert.
Bread Rasmalai instructions
- Boil 1 lit milk add sugar. Boil till it become little thick add cream mix it now add colour mix it nicely cool it completely put it in fridge.
- Take a pan boil 1cup milk after a boil add milk powder cardamom and powder nuts and 1spn sugar.boil for 10 mins Cool it.
- Take a bread cut it's side flatten it with the roller.
- Put the milk powder mixture between the bread nicely.
- Roll it nicely.
- Put the bread in the bowl add milk mixture add some chopped nuts.
This Bread Rasmalai is a variation of the popular dessert that can be made instantly and is yummy as the original. Suited for all occasions and festivals. Arrange all the bread pieces/rounds in a shallow bowl. When the milk is completely cool, pour little milk on the bread pieces (just enough to soak the bread). How to make Bread Rasmalai - Sweetened chhena mixture sandwiched between bread slices, shallow-fried and served soaked in sweetened milk.
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