Papaya Rasmalai~
Rasmalai or roshmalai is a Bengali dessert eaten in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. The word ‘lip-smacking’ could have been invented to describe rasmalai. Sweet milk balls in thick milk. This recipe is really a great treat in special occasions.
- 2 cups of condense milk,
- 200 g of sugar,
- 2 cups of grated papaya (boiled),
- 150 g of mawa,
- ¼ cup of milk powder,
- ½ teaspoon of cardamom powder,
- 50 g of clarified butter,
- ¼ cup cashew nut (coarsely crumb),
- 1½ tablespoon of chopped raisins,
- 2 teaspoons of rose water,
- ½ teaspoon of saffron,
- 1 tablespoon of chopped almond & pistachio.
Instructions:
- At first soak the saffron on rose water and keep aside. Then boil the condensed milk and give the sugar; stir it some time.
- Pour the ¼ teaspoon cardamom powder & ½ portion of saffron and stir it lightly and then take it out. Then fry the papaya with ½ cup of sugar, clarified butter on a pan and stir it well.
- When it is properly fried you pour the rest of the cardamom powder, mawa & milk powder and stir it gradually for some time. Then take it out and let it rest for cool.
- Now mix the papaya with raisins & cashew nut and make small round-shaped sweet balls and keep them on a serving dish.
- Then pour the condensed milk on top of the papaya sweet. Now pour rest of the saffron (soaked in rose water) and sprinkle the almond & pistachio.
- Then keep it in the refrigerator for some time. Lastly serve the cold papaya rasmalai and enjoy.