Rasmalai or Ras Malai ( Powdered Milk Balls In Sweetened Milk ) ... Rasmalai, a sweet milk dessert, is popular throughout South Asia. It is usually made with Paneer ( fresh cheese ), shaped into flattened balls and cooked in a thickened milk. Here's an easy and quick Rasmalai recipe, made with powdered milk. Soft and light balls with milk syrup and flavored with cardamom and pistachios.
Rasmalai ( Powdered Milk Balls In Sweetened Milk )
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Serves : 6
Ingredients :
For Milk :
- 1 liter / 4 cups milk
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 pinch cardamom powder
- 1/4 tsp. Kewra water
- 2 tbsp. pistachios, finely sliced
- 1 cup powdered milk ( Nestle Nido or any full fat powdered milk )
- 1 level tbsp. plain flour
- 1 tsp. baking powder
- 1 pinch cardamom powder
- 1 tbsp. oil or ghee, melted
- 1 egg, beaten
Method :
- Boil the milk with sugar and cardamom powder in a pan over medium heat.
- Meanwhile, mix the powder milk, plain flour, baking powder, cardamom powder and oil in a bowl. Mix gently with hands.
- Gradually add the beaten egg, a little at a time and mix till it forms a ball shape. ( Just add enough egg that the mixture comes together ).
- Knead lightly to make a smooth dough. Don't knead too much.
- Make equal sized, small, oval or round shape balls with a light hand and flatten them slightly.
- Place the balls, one by one into the milk.
- Cover the pan and cook on medium-high heat until the milk comes to a boil and the balls start to increase in size.
- Reduce the heat to low and simmer for few minutes until the balls are soft and light.
- Turn off the heat and add the kewra water.
- Transfer to a serving dish, sprinkle pistachios.
- Let it cool slightly at room temperature, then refrigerate until serving.
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tempting n beautiful presentation..
ReplyDeleteambreen rasmalai looks so mouthwatering...beautifully presented.
ReplyDeleteYummy..
ReplyDeleteRas Malai is one of my favorite dessert & I am very good in its making...And your rasmalai seems perfect & delicious..
Wow yummy sweet,looks divine,love the clicks.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting dessert. Would love to taste it.
ReplyDeletethis looks yummy and it made my tongue water
ReplyDeleteRasmalai is my fav sweet and you have done it so perfect dear and makes me want to have some
ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect and yum dear :)
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Rasmalai is my most favorite dessert.. urs look so delicious but adding egg is new to me... moreover i wont have eggs...
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Feel like to eat one....so delicious..love it.
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ReplyDeleteOne of the ultimately favourite desserts ever my friend :)
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Very beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen or tasted Rasmalai but Gosh how I wish I could right now
ReplyDeleteIt's so great that I always learn of new dished from you
I have not doubt I'd looooooooooove it
Delicious and perfectly made,love it.
ReplyDeleteI like this
ReplyDeleteThey look so delicious! When I crave for it I dip the ready rasgullas in cream.
ReplyDeleteRasmalai looks super tempting dear...
ReplyDeleteI'll die for Rasmalai, Ambreen. And yours look perfect. I've never come across a recipe that uses egg. Is that a make-over recipe?
ReplyDeleteWe used to get something similar to this at a Church in Trivandrum at the end of their feast Mass. Looks good... And easy to make too.. wow!
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Ambreen... Please ignore my precvious comment. An error with the mouse click.
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I'll die for Rasmalai, Ambreen. Yours looks perfect. But I've never come across a recipe that uses eggs. Is that a make-over recipe?
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Dear, this recipe is taken from a TV show. I've been making this for years because it is so easy to make and never fails :)
DeleteWould love to try it. Tempting!
ReplyDeletemouthwatering ones,Happy Diwali too:)
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I think I may have had these once??? The touch of cardamon sounds delightful. Thanks fors sharing this recipe on foodie friday.
ReplyDeleteYour ras malai looks awesome Ambreen! Isn't it way easier to make it with milk powder rather than paneer? I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteHina, I've been making this recipe for years because it is so simple & easy to make. A family favorite :)
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ReplyDeleteFeel like having some,wat a delightful rich looking rasmalai;
ReplyDeleteI've bought powdered milk for another recipe and I have half box standing in my pantry. The other time I was wondering what I should do with it. This is an excellent idea! They look very inviting!
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ReplyDeleteOoo, that looks so yummy! I'd love to try this with the paneer, too! Thanks for sharing at Sweet Saturday :)
ReplyDeleteI usually buy this. This looks yummmy and delicious. Thank you for sharing dear.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Love it much....
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lovely post, they look tasty. Thanks for sharing with us at Creative Mondays ...
ReplyDeleteI've always wondered how to make this! Thank you!!
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ReplyDeleteMiz Helen
This sounds so interesting, definitely caught my eye!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this at Wednesday Extravaganza! Hope to see you there again this week :)
Interesting dessert that is similar to what is made here and flavored with orange blossom water.
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite sweet! Delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow love seeing new recipes, this is cool.
ReplyDeleteWowowo , I had used this recipe a long time back and had completely forgotten about it , thanx for reminding me Ambreen .these are my sis favorites , gotta make it for her .
ReplyDeleteThis is the recipe I use but I used skimmed milk powder instead as a low-fat dessert. Love it thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI used this recipe but I used skimmed milk powder and made it a low fat dessert... Lovely!! Thanks for sharing this.. X
ReplyDeleteThanks for trying it out, glad you liked it :)
DeleteI made this today with instant milk powder as I didn't have full cream milk powder, all the balls broke down as soon as heated in the milk.
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me please the reason?
Is it because of the milk powder?
Dear Ambreen, I tried to make these today with instant milk powder as i dont have the full cream one, but all the balls broke down in the milk as soon as heated.
ReplyDeleteCan you plese tell the reason?
Is it because of the milk powder?
Kimi, sorry to hear that! Maybe you added more baking powder than required. It should be a level teaspoon. Also, don't stir the balls after adding to the milk. When they start to swell up, reduce the heat and cook on low heat. Hope this helps!
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ReplyDeleteCan we replace egg with some other ingredient?It sounds simple and easy to follow.
Hi Divya! Egg is used for binding in this recipe, I don' know if it can be replaced with something else!
DeleteI tried this recipe and my ras malai dissolved in the milk :( What do you think went wrong?!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear that, Anie! Try reducing the amount of baking powder. When the balls start to swell up ( after adding to the milk ), reduce the heat and let them cook on low heat. Hope this works!
DeleteYummmyy Ambreeennn.. Rasmalai looks so appealing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much dear :)
Deletehi can i use skin powder milk
ReplyDeleteI have never tried it with skim milk powder, but a reader did and liked it! Check this
DeleteVery tasty and easy to make loved the recipe
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