Ingredients:
* 1 cup milk powder
* 1/2 cup whipping cream
* 1/2 cup sugar
* 1/4 cup milk
* 1/4 tsp cardamom powder
* 1 cup milk powder
* 1/2 cup whipping cream
* 1/2 cup sugar
* 1/4 cup milk
* 1/4 tsp cardamom powder
*Ghee (clarified butter)
Method:
* Mix all Ingredients in microwave safe bowl.
* Cook in the microwave for 3 minutes, stirring very well after every minute.
* Take it out and stir well than put again for 1 minutes.
* Mix well again and leave aside for the mixture to cool down about 20 minutes.
* Cool down enough to handle and look like thick paste.
* Grease your hands and make balls and flatten them to shape.
* Decorate them with any your favourite design, name or any nuts or raisins .
* Let the pedas set and cool down about 7 - 8 hours in room temperature than serve..
* Take it out and stir well than put again for 1 minutes.
* Mix well again and leave aside for the mixture to cool down about 20 minutes.
* Cool down enough to handle and look like thick paste.
* Grease your hands and make balls and flatten them to shape.
* Decorate them with any your favourite design, name or any nuts or raisins .
* Let the pedas set and cool down about 7 - 8 hours in room temperature than serve..
* From this mixture you can make 10 to 12 pedas.
* Add saffron color or saffron and enjoy saffron kesar peda.
Note:
You can make this peda on the stove as well that time mix milk powder and cream than cook in heavy bottom pan in medium heat about 6 to 7 minutes, stir constantly..... until mixture is dry and thick...after cool compliantly this mixture add sugar and mix very well.and give shape.
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You can make this peda on the stove as well that time mix milk powder and cream than cook in heavy bottom pan in medium heat about 6 to 7 minutes, stir constantly..... until mixture is dry and thick...after cool compliantly this mixture add sugar and mix very well.and give shape.
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How lovely! Something I would definitely like. We have a lot of milk sweets in the Philippines and it is a taste I really like. I will try making this as I love cardamom.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing dessert. Does it just melt in your mouth? I love the designs in it. Thank you so much for passing the recipe along!
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Thanks Adora's Box & The Mom Chef for your comments , yes It was delicious and it just melt in your mouth ...
ReplyDeletei'm here finally. i have whipping cream powder and milk powder...voila. shouldn't i be trying this??
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Glad to see your blog getting popular. Akta makes this kind of panda and we like it very much but now that we are watching our sugar level carefully we try not to make it at home because it is hard to resist. This is really quick and good recipe. I will send link to my friends.
ReplyDeleteFirst time at your lovely space...loving every bit of recipe. Pedas are yummy.... !
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ReplyDelete@kitchenmorph I never tried Whipping Cream Powder but you may try this ,it will come out something New Recipe. if you use Cream powder you may need more milk for texture.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the designs.
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@Yin Thanks for visit my space , yes u can use this recipe as valentine gift by adding some pink or red color ....
ReplyDeleteThis looks so wonderful. I love the addition of cardamom.
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