This is an instant version of the popular Hyderabadi Dessert - Shahi Tukda. It is a very easy one which needs very less preparation and can be dished out in a ziffy. I gave a slight twist to the recipe and drizzled some mango rabri over it.
I made use of evaporated milk, mango puree and other flavourings and also cut down on ghee for a healthier version. Yet the end result was a delicious creamy bread dessert. So check out the step by step pictorial recipe to prepare it.
- 1/2 cup mango puree
- 1 cup evaporated milk
- castor sugar to taste
- 3 bread slices, trimmed & cut into half, in a triangular shape
- 2 tbsp. chopped nuts
- 1/4 tsp. cardamom powder
- pinch of saffron
- 1 tsp. rose water
- ghee to shallow fry
- 1/2 cup mango cubes
In a bowl, mix together puree, milk, sugar if using, half of the chopped nuts, cardamom powder and rose water. Your instant mango rabdi is ready.
Heat ghee in a pan and shallow fry the bread slices till golden in colour. Drain and keep aside.
While serving - Pour some mango rabdi on the serving plate. Then neatly arrange the fried bread slices in a row over it.
Spoon the remaining rabdi over the bread slices and garnish with remaining nuts, mango cubes, saffron and a pinch of cardamom powder.
Note -
1. I shallow fried the bread slices. but you can go ahead and deep fry them.
2. I used evaporated milk for this instant version, but equal quantities of condensed milk and milk can be substituted or you can reduce a litre of full fat milk to the desired consistency
3. You can make sugar syrup and soak the fried breads in it for a while. I avoided it as the bread turns soggy and moreover it turns too sweet.
In a bowl, mix together mango puree,
....evaporated milk,
...chopped nuts,
...cardamom powder & rose water. Mix well & keep aside.
Heat ghee & shallow fry bread slices till golden in colour.
Drain & keep aside.
While serving - Pour some mango rabdi on the serving plate. Then
arrange fried bread slices in a row over it. Spoon remaining rabdi over the bread slices & garnish with remaining nuts, mango cubes,
saffron & a pinch of cardamom powder.
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