Sitaphal Pudding aka “Sugar Apple” or “Custard Apple” Pudding
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Sitaphal is also known as “Sugar Apple” or “Custard Apple”
has a typical buttery, delicate flavor.
INGREDIENTS
- Sitaphal pulp – 1 1/2 cup
- China grass – 1 packet
- Water – 1 cup
- Cream cheese – 500 grams
- Powdered sugar – 3/4 cup
- Fresh cream – 1 cup
- Almond – Finely chopped, to garnish
- Pistachios – Finely chopped, to garnish
- Walnuts – Finely chopped, to garnish
METHOD:
1. Cut china grass into small pieces.
2. Boil water in a vessel & allow china grass to dissolve in it over low heat.
3. Continue stirring till dissolves completely. Allow to cool.
4. In another large bowl, place the cream cheese, china grass & powdered sugar; and beat with an electric blender till smooth.
5. Fold in the fresh cream & sitaphal (Pudding Recipe) pulp.
6. Blend again.
7. Pour the entire mixture into pudding cups & set in refrigerator.
8. Garnish & serve chilled.
Mumbai: From Parsi to Peshawri – Indian Parsi Cuisine
Nov 11, 2016, 9:53 am[…] As the textile industry of Bombay grew, migrant workers came to the city to work in the mills and brought their tastes with them, giving rise to an incredibly diverse street food culture. At dusk we head to Mohammed Ali Road and hop between stalls eating kebabs, flaky roti and chaat, but my favourite is the hand-churned ice cream at Taj, where sitafal, the creamy custard apple is sublime. […]