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FALOODA    An Exotic Milk Drink

 

To assemble the Falooda for each person, take a tall glass.

  1. Pour about 1" of Rose Sharbat (see recipe below),

  2. Add about 2 heaped tbsps of Nishashto (see recipe below),

  3. Pour a little milk, to taste,

  4. 1/2 tsp. of tookhmoorya  seeds  (see recipe below)

  5. Garnish with a large scoop of vanilla ice-cream.

  6. Place tall glass on a plate, add a drinking straw and serve.
            
    Rose Sharbat

             Makes 4 bottles
            
             2 1/4 kgs good quality cane sugar or khari sakar
             I large bottle of rose-water, 1st press
             1 egg
             32 ozs water, approx
             1/4 tsp red food coloring powder, optional
             4 thoroughly cleaned and dried bottles, each
             bottle gives approximately 16 servings
            
             METHOD:
            
             Take a large pan and break the egg with the shell into
             it. Add sugar and about 26 ozs of water and put on a
             medium fire, taking care that the sugar does not
             stick to pan. When sugar has melted, lower heat.
             stirring continuously Let it boil slowly till it starts frothing and
             scum forms. Skim off scum carefully with slotted spoon. Add a
             little water and let it come to a boil again. Repeat the procedure
             of removing scum till the rest of the water is finished and the
             mixture is cleared of scum. Simmer on low fire till sticky and
             syrupy.
            
             Remove from fire and strain from a clean muslin cloth and cool
             thoroughly. In a cup mix food coloring powder with a little rose-
             water till smooth. add this with the rest of the rose-water to the
             syrup. Stir well and bottle.
            
    NISHASHTO      
             INGREDIENTS:
             For 25 glasses
             of Falooda
         
             80 ozs water, approx, plus more tor mixing
             300 grms corn flour
             plenty of ice and cold water

             METHOD:
            
             In a large pan put water to boil. Keep ready a colander
             and wooden spoon, with ice and cold water in another
             large pan. In a separate pan mix the cornflour with some
              cold water till it is like smooth pouring cream. When
             water has boiled, pour the cornflour into it, stirring all the time.
             Cook for approx 2 minutes or so, take off fire and stir.

             Hold colander at least 6" above the pan of iced water and pour
             the hot mixture little by little, into it, stirring vigorously with
             wooden spoon so that when it passes through the holes of the
             colander into the icy water, they will instantly form into pearl
             like drops. Strain out from the water and put into another clean
             pan with a few ice cubes. Keep refrigerated. Use within 4 days.

    Ice Cream
             For 12-15 glasses of Falooda
       
             1 kg milk
             4 tbsp sugar
             4 eggs
             4 ozs cream
             1 tsp vanilla essence

             METHOD:
            
             Boil sugar and milk on medium heat stirring
             occasionally till 3/4 is left. Remove from heat, cool
             till lukewarm, then add lightly beaten eggs and
             replace on very low heat, stirring continuously till
             mixture is little thick. Take care not to boil or over-heat.
            
             Cool the mixture thoroughly in the refrigerator. Strain into
             another pan and add cream and vanilla essence. Freeze in a crank
             freezer for best results.
            
    TOOKHMOORYA BEEJ

             INGREDIENTS:
             Tookhrmoorya Beej
             50-100 grms tookhmoorya seeds,  (osymum pilosum )
             5-6 ozs cold water
            
             METHOD:
             Soak the seeds in the cold water for at least 5 hours before use.

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