Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Rasmalai and Rasgulla!!! Diwali Special
Hearty Diwali Greetings to all Neivedyam viewers!!
Thanks to Raks for the lovely recipe. It came out so well! My whole family enjoyed it. I followed her recipe step by step.
Ingredients
whole milk 1 Lit(for paneer)
1/2 lit milk (for syrup)
Lemon juice 3 tblsp
Sugar 2 cups
Water 3 cups
Cardamom powder 1/2 tsp
10 Saffron strands
Nuts for garnish
Preparation
Rasgullas
Heat 1 lit milk,when it starts boiling, add lemon juice and stir well.
Heat on low flame until the whey water clearly separates. Turn off the heat.
Take a metal strained, lined with a cheese cloth. Pour the curdled milk in it and wash it well with running water under the tap to remove the lemon smell and sourness.
Squeeze the excess water gently from the cloth and hang it for 30 minutes. After 1/2 hour,take out the crumbled paneer in a bowl. Knead the paneer for 7-10 minutes gently to make it a soft and smooth dough. Make smooth equal sized balls. Round ones for rasgullas and a little flat ones for rasmalai.
In a pressure cooker, add water and sugar to make syrup and boil it. Also add cardamom powder. To the syrup add the paneer balls carefully one after the other. Pressure cook on low flame till one whistle. Let it stay for 5 more minutes. Turn off the heat. Once the cooker cools off, you can see the paneer balls in the syrup have doubled the size.
The Rasgullas are ready and can be served chilled. But in my house it was over as soon as I opened the cooker:)
Since I was making it for the first time the shapes were a little flat like rasmalai so I made some.
For Rasmalai-
Heat 1/2 litre milk, add 1 cup sugar, saffron and cardamom powder. Bring to boil and let it thicken a little. Turn off the heat. when the milk cools a little, remove the rasgullas from the syrup and dunk them in milk garnish with nuts and serve chilled!!
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16 comments:
Wat a irresistible rasmalai, love both rasmalai & rasgulla anytime..yumm!
Delicious Rasmalai..
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Those rasmalai look too good.. I'm drooling here. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Looks delicious!!
Rasmalai looks so yummy
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wow..what a fabulous rasmalai dear... looks drooling.
Simply delicious!!!
Hi Sharmi,
They look so tempting...love them..Happy Diwali to you dear...Check out the event in my blog...:)
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Has turned out very very nice sharmi,Looks tempting!! Thanks a lot for trying and linking my post :)
Irresistible....looks simple...
I will try it too...
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Happy Diwali!!!
This is one of the few indian sweets I love!
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looks delicious
These look great... someone taught my mother to put a small diamond kalkandu in the centre of the balls before putting them in the pressure cooker. :)
Wow.Rasagulla looks so perfect and yummy..
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