Milk Cream#SundayFunday

A dainty, delicate, taste so good, looks elegant , melt in mouth and is irresistible milk sweet. Milk cream is a must Christmas sweet in every East Indian household. Loved by all - children as well as adults. Its a sweet made with milk, the process is tedious and requires lots of patience but the end product is really worth the effort taken. Again this is another sweet which has no eggs, a complete vegetarian, eggless and gluten free.
Ingredients
A Liter Of Milk - (I used Full Fat milk)
400 Grams Tea Sugar
2 Tablespoons Cashew nut powder
1 Tablespoon Rose water
1 Tablespoon Ghee

Method
In a heavy bottomed base kadai or pan boil the milk and stir continuously till it reduces half of its quantity on a very low flame stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, taking care it doesn't stick to the bottom. 
Add the sugar, continue stirring till the sugar melts and again reduces , half of its quantity.
Now add the cashew powder and keep stirring it continuously, till it thickens, add ghee, continue stirring.
Once it starts leaving the sides take a teaspoon full and check if you can roll it into a soft ball if its rolled easily, the mixture is now ready or when touched does not stick to your hand.
Transfer to the greased plate and before it cools completely.
Form small balls and press into silicon moulds - shapes of your choice.
Take them out of the mold.
Store in a container, 4 to 5 days at room temperature and then refrigerate (not in the freezer).
My Notes
Stir this continuously on very low flame, to achieve a beautiful white color. Do not add too much of cashew powder if you want it white and creamy.
Labels: Christmas Sweet, Gluten free, Cashewnuts, East Indian, Festival Sweets, Milk, Sunday Funday, Indian, Eggless, Candy
Sneha's Recipe
Sneha's Recipe

Happy Home-maker and culinary enthusiast.

5 comments:

  1. I love your little shell molds. Perfect for this candy.

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  2. This looks delicious. I have never seen anything like this, Sneha. I can't wait to try it.

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  3. I have never seen anything like this, Sneha. I can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing today.

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  4. An interesting candy Sneha. It is almost like a barfi but not... I will be trying out this sweet for Diwali.

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  5. Those little shells are adorable and I'm sure they are delicious as well.

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