½ Cup Fresh Yogurt
¾ Cup Kesar Milk - divided
½ Cup Caster Sugar
¼ Cup Melted Desi Ghee
1 Cup Singhada Atta (Water Chestnut Flour)
1 Sachet Eno Fruit Salt
⅛ Teaspoon Rasmalai Essence
2 Drops Yellow Food Color
¼ Cup Chopped Dried Fruits
Method
Grease and line a 6" Cake Pan
Preheat the oven 160°C.
In a bowl add the yogurt, melted ghee, sugar, essence, half of the kesar milk, yellow color and with beat well till blended, then add the sifted Singhada atta and fold it well into smooth batter. Now add in the eno and pour the remaining kesar milk and mix well ( this batter will be thick) add the dry fruits.
Pour it into the prepared pan and again sprinkle chopped nuts.Bake in a preheated oven for 40- 45 minutes.
Cool then slice and enjoy!!
Labels: Alphabet Challenge,Water Chestnut, Gluten free, Desi Ghee, Yogurt, Indian, Vrat, Cake, Eggless
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I like that this is a small batch recipe. Perfect when cooking for only two or a few.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite places is the flour aisle in the Indian supermarket because the variety is huge! I will be on the lookout for chestnut flour next time I'm there so I can make your lovely cake, Sneha.
ReplyDeleteCute little six inch cake.
ReplyDeleteI love water chestnuts but have never seen or baked with the flour! I really want to try this now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little cake...and a bonus for using gluten-free flours!!! - Faith, Hope, Love, & Luck - Colleen
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe Sneha, I haven't tried baking an upvasacha cake. Ideal for those on a gluten free diet.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to have a treat that I can share with my egg free friends!
ReplyDeleteThat saffron milk sounds good in a cake! I’d happily have a piece with my afternoon tea.
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