Dudh Na Puff (Milk froth)
Parsi Style
Dudh Na Puff (Milk froth)
- This delicious and nutritious drink is traditionally made in the winter.
- Fresh milk is used and to cool the milk, it was put out on an open terrace or flat roof overnight.
- In this century we use the refrigerator and USA dairy cow’s milk.
- Best served immediately in the morning or refrigerate for later.
Serves 3-6 glasses
Recipe for Dudh na Puffs
Megala
Nov 11, 2019, 2:19 amThis post takes me back to my childhood days. Thank you.
Rita
Nov 11, 2018, 8:06 pmThank you so much <3
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Nov 11, 2018, 3:58 amThis milky drink recipe sounds like something my children would go mad for! The frothy part they would love too! Very interesting facts. A milky drink for breakfast has always got to be a good thing in my book. Thank you for sharing with #FiestaFriday
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