Daily my hubby has it along with cereals for breakfast, but last couple weeks he is getting up late and almost rushing to office straight from the bathroom. Also I make my own fresh curd every 2 days, this time it also failed me. For the past one year I have been making my own curd as a daily ritual and excepting just a handful of days it use to come beautifully well. Wondering what happened this time, my milk is not turning as curd at all. I tried options like putting a chilly and a very small piece of tamarind in the milk along with the curd but still the curd was not good. Left with no option, I started buying 'Desi curd' from Indian grocery
I had a gallon of milk left in my fridge with yesterday's expiry date. I felt terrible about having to throw it all away. So I started searching Milk sweet recipes. Suddenly I thought of my Auntie who once sent us a milk sweet from Chennai. It was fantastic. Last night, I called her, took the recipe and tried it in a litre of milk.
Milk cake - Easy available ingredients but time taking process. Though its a little painstaking process in the end all your effort will be rewarded.
Ingredients : 5 measures of milk, 3 measures of Sugar and 1 measure of Ghee
Procedure : Mix all the ingredients and boil until the milk mixture becomes one third. Stir it becomes to the Halwa stage.
Time : 3.30 hrs
The aroma of the milk sugar mixture filled my whole room. It took 2 hours to come to a stage of condensed milk.
Stage 1 - After 3 .15 hours the milk will be in a molten lava stage, called 'Theratti pal'. A famous south Indian dish.
Stage 2 - Further boiling will thicken the milk more. Now you can pour it on to a greased tray. Cut in to desired shapes. It will be bit soft like the one below.
In any of these stages the end result will be a sweet and delicious one. Enjoy the Milk sweet :)
hehe like the story and te sweet...yummy...
ReplyDeleteAfter thirattipal, how long does it take to make cake ? like should we think of 5 hours?
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