The Three Most Popular Sweet Dishes In India

Indian foods are unique not only because of its taste but also its cooking method. Although spices are used throughout most of Indian foods, there is a variety of Indian foods that is sweet too. For a simple and delicious treat try these three Indian sweet recipes today.

#1 – Gajar Ka Halwa

Ingredients
·    Red carrots – 1 kg
·    Ghee – 3 to 4 tablespoon
·    Sugar – ½ cup
·    Milk – 1 liter
·    Raisins – a few
·    Cashew nut – as required

Preparation
1. Put it in a pan the carrots that have been grate.
2.{ Add milk then boil with a medium heat, stir regularly. Boil in milk with a medium heat and stir regularly.}
3. Add sugar and ghee after the milk is soaked.
4. Cook for another 5 minutes.
6. Add dry fruits, nuts and serve.

#2 – Falooda

Ingredients
·    Milk – 2 cup
·    Dried Falooda Sev – handfull
·    Rose water – 2 teaspoon
·    Basil seeds – 1 tablespoon
·    Ice cream – Strawberry or Vanilla
·    Water – 2 cups
   
Preparation
1. Basil seeds must be soaked for 1 hour in water.
2. Drain the remaining water out after boiling Falooda sev for 15 minutes.
3. Boil it again in 1 cup of milk on slow heat for 10 minutes.
4. Let it cool down then add Rose water, Basil seeds and milk together with some ice.
5. Top it with ice cream and serve.

#3 – Kulfi

Ingredients
·    Milk – 1 liter
·    Sugar – ½ cup
·    Cardamom powder – ½ teaspoon
·    Almonds (grind) – 6
·    Pistachio (slice) – 6
·    Saffron strands – 6
·    Rose water – 2 teaspoon

Preparation
1. Boil the milk and stir until its quantity reduces to half and becomes thick.
2. After adding all the other ingredients cook and stir with medium heat for another 5 minutes until the sugar is completely dissolve.
3. Pour into moulds and freeze it for 6 hours.
4. Best serve chilled Kulfi with Falooda.

 

 

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