Curd Balls in Pistachio Cream Sauce – Ras Malai


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Total time: 45 min

Servings: 8.0 (servings)

Cream sauce:



Quark balls:






Syrup:






Instructions:

Ras Malai has a very refined taste, and yet this dessert is prepared from the simplest ingredients – milk and sugar. The Bengalis and the Punjabis fight for the honor of having invented this delicacy. Be that as it may, these curd balls are the most elegant dessert of Indian cuisine.

Milk is used in two forms: curd (chenna) and thickened milk (rabadi). The curd is formed into balls and gently simmered in syrup. Then the curd balls are sprinkled with pistachios and almond kernels. Ras Malai tastes best when well chilled.

Let’s go !

The cream sauce: bring the milk to the boil in a shallow saucepan. Turn down the heat to medium. Boil milk in 1 and a quarter hours to 3/8 quart. Stir occasionally to prevent milk from settling to the bottom and forming a skin. (The skin prevents steam from escaping and slows the boiling down). Cool the thickened milk briefly. If you want it even smoother, you can process it briefly in a food processor. Pour into a small shot] Form, cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Chilling will make rabadi even thicker.

The curd balls:

1. bring milk to a boil in a heavy saucepan, then reduce heat and add 3 tbsp. juice of one lemon. Stir gently until curds form and whey separates. If curd does not precipitate, add a little more juice of one lemon.

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