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Mango Kulfi

May 14, 2018 by Suki 22 Comments

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Traditional Indian Frozen treat – similar to icecream but is denser and creamier. A sweet treat to beat the heat!

It is getting hot here in Montreal. I am sure this is a street vendor food. I still remember the kulfi wallah – a vendor selling kulfi carrying the earthen pot on his head or in a vehicle and selling kulfi door to door. But never had a chance to try it there and I had it once or twice in beach  i love it! They had a lot of varieties of kulfi and i would always get confused which one to order. I had the same problem even when i prepared this, i thought of mango or pista. Some add vermicelli and make lot of additions and even taste like kulfi. I like the classic taste so did not ant to do all that.The usual icecreams are whipped but kulfi is not whipped and it is solid, dense frozen dessert.

Kulfi is traditionally done by evaporating full fat milk by slow cooking and stirring it. And when it is reduced by half, add sugar and condensed milk, saffron, rose water and nuts. And this mix is then frozen in tight sealed molds for 6 hours or more. You can even store them in earthen pots and that kulfi is called ‘Matka Kulfi’. I made this last Friday for my Brother in law and friends who came for watching Grand Prix. And everyone loved it, I was very happy 🙂 I have already made coconut pistachio Kulfi. It was great too. But this time I wanted to do the classic kulfi.

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You can make kulfi in different ways. You can make by just using regular milk and some evaporated milk. Or just using milk with by evaporating and becomes thick. Kulfi and icecream is different. Kulfi is something you can bite into and icecream just melts in your mouth. You can even skip the thickening agent. In my case, I used rice flour. You can just make evaporate and make it real thick and freeze it. But I find this perfect by using rice flour.

My other favourite dessert Recipes : Coconut Pistachio Kulfi, Carrot Coconut truffles/Ladoo, kala Gulab jamun, Gulab jamun, 5 minute nutella mug cake, thaen mittai/sugar candy,  rasgulla, Coconut Burfi, Coconut Ladoo, Beetroot Halwa.

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Mango Kulfi
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  10 mins
Cook time:  30 mins
Total time:  40 mins
Serves: 5
 
Ingredients
  • • Milk - 3 and ½ cups or Almond Milk – 3.5 cups (If vegan)
  • • Sweetened condensed milk - 1 cup (Skip if vegan)
  • • Sugar - ½ cup
  • • Rice flour - 1 tsp
  • • Mango – 2 or Mango puree – 2 cups.
  • • Badam - 10 nos, crushed or make it a smooth paste
  • • Pista - 10 nos, crushed
  • • Cardamom powder - ½ tsp
  • • Saffron - 3 strands
  • • Pista - 2 tsp , crushed coarsely
Instructions
  1. Heat the milk to a boil with saffron strands and then simmer for 15 - 25 minutes till thickens.
  2. When it thickens, add the sweetened condensed milk and mango puree and heat for 2- 4 minutes. (If you have mango, just blend into a very smooth paste and add)
  3. Add badam, pista, sugar, cardamom powder, cinnamon powder and heat for two minutes.
  4. Dissolve 1 tsp of rice flour in 2 tsp of water. Add that in the mixture. It helps in thickening.
  5. When you think , it is totally thick and it is not liquidy, switch off and cool completely.
  6. When it is cooled completely, now blend it once more. This gives a perfect creamy texture.
  7. Set in any containers you want, cover and freeze it. But traditionally kulfis are served in this special mould where the ice-cream is set.
  8. Pour the ice-cream into individual kulfi mould and freeze till set. (for 6- 8 hrs)
  9. Unmold the kulfi by placing it under running water for few seconds. Remove on a plate, slice the kulfi, garnish with pistachios and serve immediately.
Notes
1. You can place an ice-cream stick in the center of it when the ice-cream is half set. Half frozen cream will help the stick to hold it in place. Refrigerate again till completely set.
2. I recommend using full fat full milk, don’t use low fat milk.
3. If you don’t have the mould i have, you can use Popsicle mould if not you can use disposable plastic cups. Or even thick paper cups.
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Almond Kulfi

May 8, 2018 by Suki 10 Comments

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AlmondKulfi-2Traditional Indian Frozen treat – similar to icecream but is denser and creamier. A sweet treat to beat the heat! It is always great to beat the heat with these creamy indian popsicles with almonds!

It is getting hot here in Montreal. I remember making a kulfi around the same time last year 🙂 It was mango kulfi. My sister and nephew came last weekend J:)I planned to make this kulfi for them 😀 as a dessert. And everyone loved it, I was very happy  I have already made coconut pistachio Kulfi. It was great too. However this time I wanted to do the classic kulfi. I was not a great fan of kulfi before. But now I totally love them 😀 may be it is summer 😉 .I am sure this is a street vendor food. I still remember the kulfi wallah – a vendor selling kulfi carrying the earthen pot on his head or in a vehicle and selling kulfi door to door. But never had a chance to try it there and I had it once or twice in beach i love it! They had a lot of varieties of kulfi and i would always get confused which one to order. I had the same problem even when i prepared this, i thought of mango, cashews, strawberry, kiwi or pista. Some add vermicelli and make lot of additions and even taste like kulfi. The usual icecreams are whipped but kulfi is not whipped and it is solid, dense frozen dessert.

Kulfi is traditionally done by evaporating full fat milk by slow cooking and stirring it. And when it is reduced by half, add sugar and condensed milk, saffron, rose water and nuts. And this mix is then frozen in tight sealed molds for 6 hours or more. You can even store them in earthen pots and that kulfi is called ‘Matka Kulfi’.

You can make kulfi in different ways. You can make by just using regular milk and some evaporated milk. Or just using milk with by evaporating and becomes thick. I used almond milk and full milk, just wanted to make it little healthy. Kulfi is something you can bite into and icecream just melts in your mouth. You can even skip the thickening agent. In my case, I used rice flour. You can just make evaporate and make it real thick and freeze it. But I find this perfect by using rice flour.

My other favourite dessert Recipes : Mango Kulfi, Coconut Pistachio Kulfi,Carrot Coconut truffles/Ladoo, kala Gulab jamun, Gulab jamun, 5 minute nutella mug cake, thaen mittai/sugar candy,  rasgulla, Coconut Burfi, Coconut Ladoo, Beetroot Halwa.

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Almond Kulfi
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: Indian
 
Ingredients
  • • Almond Milk – 1.5 cups and Full Fat milk – 1 cup or Almond Milk (If vegan)
  • • • Sugar - ½ cup
  • • • Rice flour - 1 tsp
  • • • Almond/Badam - 20 nos,
  • • • Almond/badam - 6 nos, crushed
  • • • Cardamom powder - ½ tsp
  • • Cinnamon powder – a pinch
  • • • Saffron - 4 strands
  • • Rose water – 1 tsp
  • • • Pistachio - 2 tsp , crushed coarsely
Instructions
  1. Boil water, add 20 almonds to it. Boil for 2 minutes. Cool and peel it after 2 minutes. Blend it to a smooth paste and Keep it aside.
  2. Heat the milk (both almond milk & milk and just almond milk) to a boil with saffron strands and then simmer for 25 - 35 minutes till thickens.
  3. When it thickens, add the blended almond and heat for 2- 4 minutes.
  4. Add crushed almond, pistachio, sugar, cardamom powder, cinnamon powder and heat for two minutes.
  5. Dissolve 1 tsp of rice flour in 2 tsp of water. Add that in the mixture. It helps in thickening.
  6. When you think, it is totally thick and it is not liquid, switch off and cools completely.
  7. When it is cooled completely, now blend it once more. This gives a perfect creamy texture.
  8. Keep it in refrigerator for an hour; this will help to not form ice crystals.
  9. Set in any containers you want, cover and freeze it. But traditionally kulfis are served in this special mould where the ice-cream is set.
  10. Pour the ice-cream into individual kulfi mould and freeze till set. (for 6- 8 hrs)
  11. Unmold the kulfi by placing it under running water for few seconds. Remove on a plate, slice the kulfi, garnish with pistachios and serve immediately.
Notes
1. You can place an ice-cream stick in the center of it when the ice-cream is half set. Half frozen cream will help the stick to hold it in place. Refrigerate again till completely set.
2. I used almond milk, you can use full fat milk instead.
3. If you don’t have the mould i have, you can use Popsicle mould if not you can use disposable plastic cups. Or even thick paper cups
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Maavadu / Vadu Mango Pickle – Mom’s Recipe

May 13, 2016 by Suki 1 Comment

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Maavudu-4South Indian famous Tiny, tender and pickled baby mangoes. Perfect with curd rice!

It is surely considered a favorite in Tamil households. Tender mango has vitaminsA,C and E. These are pickled whole with chillies and a spice, these baby mangoes remind the coming of summer in South India. It takes us to a next level. We get this in summer. My mom gets this in bulk during the start of summer so that we can enjoy the whole year. Almost every year she prepares it in summer as we won’t get these mangoes the rest of the year. This time, I was there when she made it and of course I took a note of how she made it and clicked my pictures. Everyone has their own way to prepare these but I personally love my mom’s recipe and sharing it with you here now. I took the pictures in 2 days after she made it. If you wait for 1 week, they will ooze out the lot of water 🙂 and the mangoes will shrink. She packed some for me and my sister. Sometimes love is just a small thing that you can’t see. My sister totally loves this maavudu with curd rice! It is a perfect combo 🙂 “Thayir sadham and maavudu” only the few will understand this classic combo :D. The first day when she soaked them with castor oil and salt 😉 itself , I started drooling! Few like them even with tomato rasam or sambar.

My mom likes to keep it with stalk as it can stay  for a year if its with stalk.

My other pickle recipes: Instant mango pickle, big mango pickle, Pavakkai thokku/pickle

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Maavadu / Vadu Mango Pickle - Mom’s Recipe
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Main
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 6-7 cups
 
Ingredients
  • Raw tender Mango/Maavadu – 8 cups
  • Castor oil – ½ tsp
  • Rock salt – 1 cup
  • Mustard seeds –1 tbsp
  • Red chilli – 15
  • Methi seeds-1 tsp
  • Turmeric whole (thin ones)-8 ( use 2 tbsp of turmeric powder if not)
  • Asafoetida – 1 tsp
Instructions
  1. Wash them thoroughly to get rid of dirt. I keep the stalk with it.
  2. Then dry them thoroughly my keeping it under the sun for few hours.Ensure no water , the else fungus will form.

  3. Put them in a clean dry bowl with rock salt and castor oil. Mix well and keep aside for a day or two. After two days it would have oozed out some water.
  4. Blend the red chilli, Methi seeds, mustard seeds, turmeric and add a little water to it and blend to a smooth paste. Important: Do not add any water, add just the oozed out water from the mango marination only.

  5. Add the blended paste to the tender mangoes. Keep this covered and put in a dry place fro a week. It will ooze out more pickled water in a week to 10 days’ time.
  6. Then store them in the refrigerator in a glass jar or ceramic jar! Enjoy for a year
  7. You can have them even a year in the refrigerator. If you keep them outside around 6 months if properly maintained.
Notes
1. Keeping it with stalk will help it last longer
2. Castor oil is to reduce heat caused by mangoes.
3. Every time use the dry spoon.
4. Take little amount of pickle in the small container for daily use so that the pickle will be good for a long time.
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Spicy Mango Carrot Salad

April 25, 2016 by Suki Leave a Comment

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MangoCarrotSalad-4A perfect South Indian Style salad ready in 10 minutes for summer!

It’s mid of April, I can see the summer approaching 🙂 And I totally love it! And when I was in India last month, it was hot too. So, my dad makes me salad Indian way almost daily as a side for my meal. I realized how healthy I ate my food there only after I came back here. He always gives a big cup of fruits in the evening, I keep complaining but I eat them. 🙂 I am still a kid to my parents and I still complain to them for giving me fruits or veggies many times 😉 Deep inside I know that is the best healthy meal 😀 But I just complain! That is the original Me who does not fight, complain to others but I do to my dad and Mom: D may be because I love them more 😀 Or maybe they are the only ones who know the true me. Or May be 😉 I know that they are the only ones who won’t fight with me back 😀

I was never a salad person before 🙂 these days I just make them out of my own love for salad 😀 weird! Raw mangoes are a good source of Vitamin B and Vitamin C, it helps in throwing away waste products from the body :). It also helps a lot not to get a heat stroke, And carrot as you all know it improves vision, helps prevent cancer, slows down gaining and promotes healthier skin!

You can have these as side dish to rice and dal or any curry as well!

Other Raw Mango recipes : Mango Instant pickle, Mango Spicy pickle

Other Carrot recipes:  Carrot cucumber raita, Carrot stir fry spicy,carrot ginger raita, carrot truffles/carrot ladoo


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Spicy Mango Carrot Salad
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Main
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  5 mins
Cook time:  2 mins
Total time:  7 mins
Serves: 1.5 cups
 
Ingredients
  • Raw Mango – 1
  • Carrots – 2 medium
  • Green chillies – 3
  • Asafoetida – ¼ tsp
  • Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
  • Oil – 1
  • Lime/Lemon juice- 1 tbsp
Instructions
  1. Chop the mangoes and carrots into small cubes.
  2. Take some oil in a small pan, temper it with mustard seeds and when it crackles, add the green chillies to it. Switch off and add the asafetida.
  3. Add the tempering to the chopped mangoes and carrots. Add required amount of salt and squeeze some lime juice. Mix well and serve !
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I like to have them with rice and rasam, potato roast!

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Instant Mango Pickle

April 12, 2016 by Suki 7 Comments

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MangoPickle-4Just 5 minutes to make this tangy and spicy  Raw Mango Pickle.

It is prepared with red chili powder and salt. It is known for its spiciness you can enjoy the goodness of raw mango like this. Mango pickles are my favorite of all the pickles. To be frank, I love all pickles



My mom makes this for me always 😉 and even this time she made this just for me and I had it with my every meal for 5 days. I have already made an Mango pickle but that one can be stored for 6 months. This one is totally instant made in just few minutes and should be done eating in 5 days. I totally love this taste more than the store bought ones. You should try making this to understand what I say ;). You can use sesame oil or mustard oil. And any day I am a curd rice lover 😉 so without pickle for my curd rice is not happening.  It taste great even with dals ( like Three Lentil dal, Gujarati peanut dal or Garlic dal).

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Instant Mango Pickle
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Main
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  2 mins
Cook time:  5 mins
Total time:  7 mins
Serves: 1 cup
 
Ingredients
  • Mango - 1 (unripe)
  • Salt - As needed

    For temper:
  • Sesame oil - 1 tblsp
  • Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
  • Red chilli powder - 1.5 tbsp
  • Asafoetida - 3 pinches
  • Roasted fenugreek seeds powder - 2 pinches
Instructions
  1. Chop the mango finely and place them in a mixing bowl with the required amount of salt.
  2. In a pan, heat oil and temper by adding mustard seeds, when it cracks, add the red chilli powder and asafoetida. Switch off and add roasted fenugreek seeds powder. Mix everything with the chopped mango.
  3. You can store this upto 5 days in a container - Mix well and Store it in a dry container.
Notes
1. Adjust the spice and salt according to the tanginess of the mango.
2. AI have roasted fenugreek seeds powder with me always, so I add it to all of my pickles easily. If not, Just roast around ½ tsp of fenugreek seeds , crush and add it.
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Mango Lassi

January 1, 2015 by Suki 6 Comments

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relishthebite-13Thick, creamy, sweet with a burst of mango flavors and a pinch of cardamom!

To start the post with, I wanted to wish a Happy new year to you and your family  cake And May all your wishes come true! 🙂 Always be happy 🙂 keep smiling! Don’t worry for making any mistake. “A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new :)!” Whatever happens, don’t lose your smile :)! Stay happy baloon

I have been busy all these days with my parents, friends and yesterday my sister and nephew joined us here too. So I did not prepare lot of dishes. So I am going to post one of my favourites and standard dish from India. No one would say no to this 🙂 As far as I know ;)! I had very more recipes drafted but wanted to post this as I got some request for this! 🙂

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Sweetness of mango and coolness of yogurt makes this dish heavenly. Simple blend of few ingredients and you are done with the dessert for the day. Mango Lassi is a refreshing, cold beverage originating from India. Actually Lassi is a yogurt-based drink blended with a bit of sugar and ice, which is great to have in summers. I would say a lassi is more of a healthier, lighter version of a milkshake.

Everyone has his or her own way to prepare mango lassi. This is my own rich way of doing this. You can skip sour cream if the yogurt is sour but mostly it is not. You can just beat the mango pulp, sugar, yogurt and cardamom in a blender. But if you wanted to make it rich and creamy :), try this way!!!! Trust me 🙂 its going to a hit in your family! Even the pulp is equally good; you can try the alphonso pulp and do this 🙂

Mango lassi is everything you want right now? 😉 am i right ?

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Mango Lassi
Author: Suganya Hariharan
Recipe type: Drinks
Cuisine: Indian
 
Ingredients
  • Freshly Chopped mango pieces – 2 cups
  • (or)
  • Mango Pulp – 2 cups
  • Yogurt – 1 ½ cups
  • Sour cream – 3 tbsp (optional if the yogurt is not sour)
  • Cream – 1 tbsp
  • Cardamom powder – ½ tsp
  • Sugar – 5 tbsp or honey.
  • Few mint leaves – for garnish
Instructions
  1. Peel the mangoes and chop them.
  2. In a blender or mixer, puree the mangoes with sugar or honey, IF you are using the pulp, skip this step.
  3. Now blend the chilled yogurt, cream, sour cream, the cardamom powder, pulp or mangoes puree. blend for some seconds till everything is mixed well and the yogurt is smooth and creamy.
  4. Pour lassi in glasses and serve garnished with mint leaves or cubes of mango.
Notes
1. If you want a slightly thin consistency, then add some milk to the mango lassi while blending. or you can even use ice cubes while blending.
2. Instead of sugar, you can use jaggery or honey.
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