


Milk powder rasmalai recipe, Instant rasmalai, Rasmalai recipe
2017-11-09 21:59:52

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Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
20 min
Total Time
30 min
For dough
- 1. Milk powder – 1 cup
- 2. Egg – 1
- 3. Baking soda – ¼ tsp
- 4. Maida – 1 tbsp
- 5. Oil – 1 tsp
Ingredients
- 1. Milk – 4 cups
- 2. Sugar – ½ cup (Alter according to your preference)
- 3. Cardamom powder – ¼ tsp
- 4. Saffron strands – 6
For Garnish
- 1. Chopped pistachio – 2 tbsp
- 2. Saffron strand – few
Note
- * 1 cup = 235 ml
Instructions
- In a bowl add crack 1 egg. Whisk it well using whisk and keep it aside.
- In a wide bow add milk powder, baking soda and maida. Mix well.
- Now add whisked egg to it and mix well. Now when a soft crumbled mixture is formed add oil and knead it to a soft dough. That egg will be enough to make a soft dough. Now keep the dough aside.
- Now pinch a small portion of dough, roll it into a ball and flatten it gently between 2 palms. So when you press it you should not find any cracks meaning the dough is perfect. Make the balls little small as they will triple in size when added to boiling milk.
- Heat milk in a pot. Allow it to boil well.
- Now add sugar, cardamom powder and saffron strands. So when the milk boils you will see it change to light yellow color due to saffron.
- Now keep the flame to low and gently drop the flattened rasmalai dough in the milk. Allow it to cook in low flame for 10 to 12 minutes or until done. Rasmalai will be super soft when boiling so make sure not to handle it gently as it could break.
- When done cut one rasmalai for sample, cut into half to check if the interior is cooked. If it looks cooked put off the flame and allow it to cool down. After it has cooled you can serve it or refrigerate it for an hour and serve it with chopped pistachios and saffron strand as garnish. Store the remaining in fridge and consume the next day itself.
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How to make instant rasmalai with step by step images

- In a bowl add crack 1 egg. Whisk it well using whisk and keep it aside.
- In a wide bow add milk powder, baking soda and maida. Mix well.
- Now add whisked egg to it and mix well. Now when a soft crumbled mixture is formed add oil and knead it to a soft dough. That egg will be enough to make a soft dough. Now keep the dough aside.
- Now pinch a small portion of dough, roll it into a ball and flatten it gently between 2 palms. So when you press it you should not find any cracks meaning the dough is perfect. Make the balls little small as they will triple in size when added to boiling milk.
- Heat milk in a pot. Allow it to boil well.
- Now add sugar, cardamom powder and saffron strands. So when the milk boils you will see it change to light yellow color due to saffron.
- Now keep the flame to low and gently drop the flattened rasmalai dough in the milk. Allow it to cook in low flame for 10 to 12 minutes or until done. Rasmalai will be super soft when boiling so make sure not to handle it gently as it could break.
- When done cut one rasmalai for sample, cut into half to check if the interior is cooked. If it looks cooked put off the flame and allow it to cool down. After it has cooled you can serve it or refrigerate it for an hour and serve it with chopped pistachios and saffron strand as garnish. Store the remaining in fridge and consume the next day itself.
Questions commonly asked
- I used store bought milk powder. Baby milk powder will not work for this recipe.
- I measured 1 cup milk powder in 160 ml cup for which 1 egg was sufficient.
- There is no replacement for egg in this recipe.
- Condensed milk is not necessary for this recipe if you wish it can be added win least quantity with milk.
- Milk should be regular milk, low fat milk will reduce its creaminess and taste.
- There will be no egg smell in the rasmalai.

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