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post yuh bessest one please
This was sapodilla post from the divali 2007 thread
Flour Prasad
Ingredients:
1 cup ghee
1 cup sugar
2 cups flour ( for cream of wheat prasad:- add 1 c. each flour and 1c. cream of wheat)
1 tin evaporated milk (12ozs)
1 tin water (12 ozs)
1/4 lb. raisins
1 tsps. elichee
2 tsps. fresh ground ginger
Method:
In a pot bring to boil: milk , water and sugar
Heat ghee in larger pot
Add flour and keep patching for about 12 mins.
Add eliche and raisins
Add ginger mix up well
Add boiling milk mixture and keep turning and mixing until all liquid is absorb.
straphanger
10-10-2011, 09:23 PM
i'll find out my mom's measurements and then i'll post. It's a bit similar to saps recipe, just I doh put the ginger and raisins :\
from what i hear ginger is not for parsad or sweets which are to be offered. :dontknow:
the recipe we use is pretty much the same except switch evaporated milk with regular milk.
method is a bit different:
instead of boiling the milk, water and sugar jus boil the water and pour the sugar and milk after patching flour.
straphanger
10-11-2011, 08:13 AM
from what i hear ginger is not for parsad or sweets which are to be offered. :dontknow:
the recipe we use is pretty much the same except switch evaporated milk with regular milk.
method is a bit different:
instead of boiling the milk, water and sugar jus boil the water and pour the sugar and milk after patching flour.
what's the fun in that :\
indie
10-11-2011, 09:22 AM
amzz really got a bad craving for parsad lol
Saps recipe is good, I never use evaporated milk jess regular milk
Saps recipe is good, I never use evaporated milk jess regular milk Strappy yuh listening? lol
straphanger
10-11-2011, 01:53 PM
:eviltongue:
ok so what is d dis/advantage of using regular milk.. and what exactly is regular milk?
is elichee an essential ingredient?
I wont be using ginger.
indie
10-11-2011, 11:27 PM
lol @ vai
Falcon
10-12-2011, 04:50 AM
cardamon has to be essential Ama, that distinctive sweet taste. A must in parsad and a must in biryanis.
umm long time parsad didnt have no cardamon... I dont want it to taste like halwa.
Falcon
10-12-2011, 06:07 AM
parsad did always have cardamon
ok so what is d dis/advantage of using regular milk.. and what exactly is regular milk?
is elichee an essential ingredient?
I wont be using ginger.
elichee is a must.
never tried it with evap milk so i doh really know the difference nuh
v, ur parsad does come out like halwa?
not really, its more firm.
i love halwa btw :love:
straphanger
10-16-2011, 09:21 PM
:drool:
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