Sunday, August 29, 2010

Shahi Rabri (The Emperors Dessert)


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One of my special moments after marraige was when my hubby gifted me a cookery book "Microwave Cooking with Tarla Dalal". I prepared my first dessert "shahi rabri" from this book. The very name "shahi" means royal n "rabri" means thick milk dessert.

This is an exotic dessert which can be prepared very quickly with minimum ingredients. Cottage cheese is simmered in milk n flavored with pistachio n cardamom.

Preparation Time: 15 min
Cooking Time : 6 min
Serves 4

Ingredients:
  • 2 cups organic milk
  • 1 cup grated paneer(cottage cheese)
  • 1/2 cup condensed milk
  • 2 tbsp finely chopped pista
  • 1 tbsp sugar
  • 1/8 tsp cardamom powder
  • 2-3 drops of rose essence
For Garnishing
  • 1 tsp pista

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Cooking Procedure

Mix all the above ingredients in a microwave safe deep bottom bowl n microwave on high for 6 min.In between stir it at every 2 minutes.

After 6 min let it cool then garnish with chopped pista n refrigerate for minimum 1 hr n serve cold.

Note: The chosen bowls height should be 4 times the height of the milk because this will prevent the milk from overflowing in the microwave.

Party Serving Tip: Before refrigeration first divide them in small serving bowls, then garnish n refrigerate. Serve chilled directly to guests.

I am sending this yummy shahi rabri to


MEC Festive Events hosted by Smitha and started by Srivalli


ON GOING EVENT


'Cooking for Kids' event by Sharmi , guest hosted at Veggieplatter

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Tags: Pista Shahi Rabri, Pista Shahi Rabidi, Rabri, Rabadi, Indian Dessert, Indian Sweet, Microwave dessert, Cold dessert, Easy Recipe, Tasty recipe

42 comments:

  1. Cute ..those gifts are forever special,aren't they ;)
    Rabri looks DELICIOUS!

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  2. Dear Satya
    How are you?
    I am just back from Taipei ...and what a great sweet dish you have posted here!!! ..cant wait to make it.
    Have a nice week ahead

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  3. That was a 'Sweet' gift, Satya;)
    The dish looks heavenly divine!
    Super:)

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  4. Sweet looks really yummy and rich..

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  5. Wow,I am now craving for this!! Looks sinfully delicious!

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  6. Yummy and seems easy to prepare..will try it

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  7. It looks perfect one dear.Janmashtami is ahead I have bookmarked it for the day.

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  8. I like the idea of a microwave dessert! This looks super tasty.

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  9. this looks super delicious...

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  10. hi satya
    i like pic of every recipe they are so alive .paneer rabri mouthwatering so lovely'think eat just now

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  11. Rabri chudadaniki chala bavundhi with creamy texture.chala simple ga undhi.

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  12. Mouthwatering paneer rabri Satya, wanna have some right now, great shots..

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  13. Absolutely mouth-watering..Will try this out :-)

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  14. Scrumptious!
    www.elaichii.blogspot.com

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  15. what a delightful bowl of rabri!
    love it dear.looks thick and very very yummy

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  16. Omg, wat a fabulous looking rabri, very rich and yummy..

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  17. how sweet...super creamy and delicious!

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  18. lovely..how sweet of him..

    Rabri looks divine and irresistible.

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  19. Great memories with this recipe. It looks delicious..thanks:)

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  20. Lovely Rabri in MW, I tried one today just to participate in MW of valli's, I have never tried cooking in MW, This one is cute!, will try it sometime soon

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  21. Satya, you tickled my sweet tooth :) Luv ur version of this yummy rabri. Bookmarked it .

    Cheers n Happy Cooking,
    Satrupa
    http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com

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  22. Congrats Satya, your dish is absolutely breathtaking and so delicious. Thanx for sending this great entry to my event. Lovely pics too...:)

    Best Wishes,
    Jay

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  23. I Am soooooooooooo making it. I love rabri and that too in microwave sounds very tempting.

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  24. Thank you for the lovely entry Satyasree

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  25. Hi Satya,

    Thanks for sharing your yummy Rabri in microwave. I will definitely going to try this for party.

    cheers
    rajani

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  26. Looks so yummy satya,...but i am sure will all settle down on my waist if I have them....Wen I make sweets that are so heavy in calories, I simply eat one spoon everyday ...that helps to satisfy my cravings and also in the weight area!!! Your version is simple yet rich.

    Shobha

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  27. Hi Satya and thank you for sharing this recipe on the hearth and soul hop this week! I love it that your husband gave you a cook book at wedding time to help you set up your kitchen! Such a thoughtful man. I adore dairy desserts and as I just learned to make paneer, I may try this for a fancy dinner dessert! Alex@amoderatelife

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  28. Satya, this is absolutely DIVINE! It sounds so delicate, I can almost taste it! So lovely, thank you for sharing it with the hearth and soul hop this week =)

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  29. I would just love your recipe and I plan to try it.
    Thank you...

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  30. Ah what a simply wonderful dessert! Simple and delicous! Thanks for linking this to the hearth and soul hop.

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  31. Hi Satya,rabri looks very tempting and the recipe is quite simple. I have bookmarked it for coming diwali.

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