Rasmalai I tried first time, using Haldirams instant rasgulla during my son’s birthday and it was a super hit . I have seen this recipe in Priya's blog and Raks also inspired me to make this .
After tasting this, many of my friends in my apartment tried this and they were insisting me to post this recipe in my blog also , and here comes the recipe for rasamalai.
I made with the Haldiram’s instant rasgulla. If you want to make rasugullas at home click here for the recipe.
Also check out my
INGREDIENTS:
METHOD:
Note:
After tasting this, many of my friends in my apartment tried this and they were insisting me to post this recipe in my blog also , and here comes the recipe for rasamalai.
I made with the Haldiram’s instant rasgulla. If you want to make rasugullas at home click here for the recipe.
Also check out my
INGREDIENTS:
RASGULLAS | 15 NO.(1 TIN) |
FULL CREAM MILK | 1 LITRE |
CONDENSED MILK | 1 TIN |
EVAPORATED MILK | 1 TIN |
GRATED BADAM | 2 TBLSP |
SAFFRON | FEW STRANDS |
ELACHI | A PINCH(OPTIONAL) |
PISTA | FEW(FINELY CHOPPED) |
METHOD:
- Boil the milk and when it becomes warm take out 3 tblsp of milk and soak the saffron in that milk.
- Boil the remaining milk for 15 minutes.
- After 15 minutes add the condensed milk.
- Add the evaporated milk and the saffron soaked milk.
- Keep the flame very low and stir continuously.
- Open the rasgulla tin and gently squeeze the rasgullas and dip it in the hot milk.
- Switch off the flame.
- Grate the badam and finely chop the pista(i didn’t use since i don’t have this time).
- Add this to the rasmalai.
- When it is cool, keep it in the fridge and serve chilled.
Note:
- While squeezing the rasgullas keep it between your palms and gently squeeze it.
- If you squeeze it very hard, after you put it in milk, it will get break.
Looks so awesome n tempting ....wonderful Jey ..
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ReplyDeleteஒரே மவுத் வாட்டரிங் ஆயிடுத்து அக்கா! வெறும் ஹால்டிராம் ரசகுல்லாவையே பகவத்ப்ரசாதம் மாதிரி சாப்பிடும் தக்குடு மாதிரி ஆட்களுக்கு ரஸ்மலாய் வரப்ரசாதம் தான்.
ReplyDeleteNote - அப்பார்ட்மென்ட்ல எல்லாரும் செளக்கியமா இருக்காளா??..:PP
So yummy Jeyashri. Lovely clicks as well.
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ReplyDeletethats exactly how i make this when am lazy. love the pictorial.
ReplyDeletelooks so tempting...
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDelete@nags, this is a silver bowl and of course that is not mine . when i am blessed with so many nice friends why to worry.:)
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ReplyDeleteReva
Delicious presentation :) Ras malai is my all time favorite :) Yummy and simple shortcut to make them :)
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ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
This is one desserrt that never gets old ~ timeless classic! Perfectly recreated :)
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Excellent presentation....looks super delicious...
ReplyDeleteOmg, i want to finish that whole bowl,truly irresistible and inviting..
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ReplyDeleteRich, delicious and creamy dessert... Perfect dear...
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Love the rasmalai...Looks so tempting...
ReplyDeletedrooling..........love it..love that bowl:P
ReplyDeletelovely clicks..........
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ReplyDeleteOozing richness! wow that's easier too!
ReplyDeleteWish I could eat it right off the screen.Yummy..
ReplyDeleteyummilicious .. I love ras malai
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ReplyDeletehi jeyashri .....
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http://deepthidigvijay.blogspot.com/
Wow so yummy rasmalai...lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this! It's really beautiful and so elegant...it would be perfect for a special occasion!
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deliciously done desserts looks wonderful
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My favorite sweet, bookmarked this, want try early..
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Stop by mine if you find time.
Prathima
http://tastyvantalu.blogspot.com/
Never tasted canned sweets yet! Easy way to make delicious ras-malai!
ReplyDeleteClicks are making me drool! Good job Jeyasri! :)
Looks divine..wonderful clicks and explanations..glad to follow u :)
ReplyDeleteIam also in for the next meet if rasmalai is ther...Really tempting clicks and u have done it perfectly...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea using rasagulla for rasmalai. i generally make panner and do rasmalai.. pictures looks delishhhh... parthale sapidanum pola irrukku.
ReplyDeletehello jeyashree ma'am.. this above recipe is great.. one request from me is that, can u post an authentic recipe for godhumai halwa( extracting the milk from wheat grains method )? :0
ReplyDeleteWill try to post it for sure.Thanks for the feedback
DeleteA great combination this is!! Love that she's so smart about food early on!
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Hi Jeyashri. .. As always a yummy and mouth watering....
ReplyDeleteShould I squeeze out all the rass gently out of rasgolla before I dip them into the milk??
Yes you can squeeze it out. I mentioned in the post
DeleteHi..........
ReplyDeleteI dint get evaporated milk in my area, wt shd i do???????????
No worries, just add condensed milk only, It will taste good
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