Punjabi Roti Te
Chawal


Chatpate Snacks

Recipes

Punjab Da Mittha
Jalebi
Rabri
Pista Kesar Kulfi
Chhuare Te Chaawal Di
Kheer

Badaam Te Gur De
Laddu

Besan Di Burfi
Mitthe Chaawal

Punjabi Appetisers & Salaad Te Achaar

Restaurants, Fast
Food Centres and
Sweet Shops



NORTH INDIAN SWEETS

These are desserts that most Indians have tasted over and over again. Thebest part is that they are really easy to make. Now you do not need to buy them at the halwai's shop -you will be able to make them just as well.

KALAKAND
Preparation time: 5 -10 minutes Cooking time: 10 minutes

Ingredients :
Condensed milk 1 tin
Paneer(cottage cheese) 112 kg
Elaichi 3-4 powdered
Full cream milk powder 2 heaped tbsp
Silver leaf 1

Method :
Mash paneer coarsely and add milk powder to it. Add
condensed milk and mix.
Heat the mixture in a thick bottomed pan. Cook on medium
heat with constant stirring till the mixture becomes thick. (8 to 10 minutes).
Remove from fire and spread onto a greased plate. Sprinkle
elaichi (cardamom) powder.
Top with silver leaf.
Cool and cut into squares.


2. PISTA BURFEE

(Preparation time: 10 minutes / Cooking time:10 minutes) Quantity :1/2 kg.

Ingredients:
Condensed milk 3/4 tin
Paneer: 150 gm
Khoya: 150 gm
Maida: 50 gm
Pista : 75 gm, finely powdered

Method:
Mash paneer and khoya till smooth. Blend in condensed milk and maida
(this can be done in a mixer). Add powdered pista.
Take a thick bottomed vessel and transfer the above mixture. Cook on
slow fire till mixture thickens and comes off the sides of the pan and forms a ball.
Grease a tray and pour the mixture and spread evenly to about 1/2 inch
thickness. Cool for 4 to 5 hours and cut into either 2 inch squares or
diamond shaped pieces. Serve.


3. KAJU BURFEE

( Preparation Time: 5 mins. Cooking Time: 30 mins.) Makes 1/2 kg.

Ingredients:
Condensed milk: 1/2 tin, Maida:50 gm
Kaju : 150 gm Milk: 1/2 cup
Khoa: 150 gm

Method:
Crush Kaju to a fine powder.
Put all the ingredients together and grind to a smooth paste.
Transfer to a thick bottomed karai and cook on a slow fire till the mixture begins to leave the sides and forms a ball.
Put mixture in a tray and roll out thin (1/8"thick). Cool and cut into diamond shapes. Serve.






 
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