Hello bloggy friends…..Hope everyone is fantastic and doing well. Taking a little extra care during winters,and not getting ill(Like I did). At the beginning of 2014, I decided that I am going to try out some of my mum’s recipes. She’s a fantastic cook. And best of all, she cooks with love. Love does makes things a thousand times more delicious. She used to make kulfis, or Frozen Milky Cardamom dessert for us a lot when we were kids. Now, she doesn’t have a lot of time to do such things,and it has been almost three months since I last saw a kulfi. Yesterday I was craving it so much. It isn’t just your average ice cream,it has its own distinctive crunchy and dry-fruity taste. Needless to say, I satisfied my craving by taking over the kitchen! Here’s a peep into what I did.
Ingredients(Serves 6)
- 1.25 litre milk
- Seeds from 8 cardamom crushed
- 1/2 cup almonds
- 1/2 cup pistachios
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tbsp cornflour
- Crushed almonds and pistachios(To scatter over kulfis)
How to go about it
- Put pistachios and almonds in a blender(Not a food processor) and pulse twice.Set aside.
- Put the milk on medium heat and let it simmer.
- Add sugar.
- Add crushed cardamom seeds.
- Add crushed pistachios and almonds.
- Mix cornflour to two tbsp cold water.Add and mix the cornflour mixture into the milk.
- Reduce heat to low, and let the content simmer until milk gets to half its original volume(Keep stirring after every 10 minutes all the while).
- Let the milk cool completely.
- Add cream into the milk and mix it well with a large spoon.
- Pour the kulfi mixture into Popsicle molds or any other glasses. Put them in freezer.
- After 1 hour of freezing an ice layer will form over kulfi mixture in glasses.Insert bamboo stick through it.
- Put it back in the Freezer.Freeze it overnight or for 8 hours.
- To take out kulfi from mold , pour hot water over the bottom of the glass.
- Slide out kulfi and serve with a scattering of crushed pistachios and almonds.
Going to try this with a sugar substitute. Looks wonderful! Glyn
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Thankyou Glyn….I’m always happy when one of my fellow bloggers recreate something from this site….Be blessed,be happy ! :*
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Cardamom! One of my very favorite things on earth. In kulfi, even more perfect. Thanks for this post! 😀
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Thankyou Kathryn….Even I enjoy the fragrance of cardamom….! There’s something so beautiful in those pods ❤ Do try out 🙂 And be happy!
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Thanks for sharing I need to try this one ..looks wonderful 🙂
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Thankyou Aryana..Love your name, its one of my favorites! 🙂 ❤
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Hi by the way is not my name is just nickname my name is Amal ..
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oh…okay:)
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Ayesha… what a very pretty dessert, and presented so beautifully!! It sounds delicious. I have never heard of Kulfi, and I have to say that as I read more and more of your blog, I’m very happy to have met you. I will be learning a lot from you. ❤
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Thankyou so much my foodie friend! I will be so happy if you recreate this and let me know 🙂 And you surely know that you yourself have a quite amazing blog…? ! Enjoyed what you posted. Keep rockin’ 😀
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Once again, I will file this away for the warmer weather. I do make ice cream a lot for us so this will be a welcome variation….yum!!!!
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Thanks Doreen…You are very kind! 🙂 Hope you do try this…and eat while you quilt like an awesome pro you are! Hugs and love for ya bloggy friend! 🙂
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Thanks so much, Sweetie!
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Mmm cardamom, love it…
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Thanks Bonnie..Glad you like it 🙂
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My very very favorite and how beautifully presented it is … So well done !
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Thankyou girl…glad we have the same tastes…I enjoy your food blog too! ❤
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I hope you are feeling better soon and with your mom’s recipe for Frozen Milky Cardamom Dessert, you are soon on your way to recovery. Thanks for stopping by my site so that I could find your little corner of the net. Take care, BAM
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I am, thankyou so much :)Do try this out…and am so glad I came accross your blog 🙂 🙂
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Woow! I want this! Luks soo delish! 🙂
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Thanks alot……I am so glad you like it! Do try it out 🙂
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Reblogged this on The ObamaCrat™.
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looks and sounds delicious, Ayesha. thanks! 🙂
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