Bread Rasmalai

Whether it's a festival or unexpected guests arrive at home, this quick recipe is sure to please. You've probably tried many bread dishes, each with its own unique taste. We're offering you a quick-to-make bread dessert that you'll want to enjoy again and again.
Bread Rasmalai
Whether it's a festival or unexpected guests arrive at home, this quick recipe is sure to please. You've probably tried many bread dishes, each with its own unique taste. We're offering you a quick-to-make bread dessert that you'll want to enjoy again and again.
Steps
- 1
Take 1 quart of full cream milk in a heavy-bottomed pot or pan and place it on the stove. Stir continuously until the milk thickens slightly, ensuring it doesn't stick to the bottom.
- 2
Gradually add the milk powder to the milk. As the milk thickens further, reduce the heat to medium. The milk will now resemble rabri.
- 3
Add half of the sugar to the milk and continue stirring. Then add a pinch of saffron and half of the chopped dry fruits (cashews, almonds, pistachios). Reserve the other half for garnishing.
- 4
Your rabri is now ready. Set it aside. Meanwhile, cut the bread into circles using a cookie cutter. If you don't have a cookie cutter, use a small bowl or glass to cut the bread.
- 5
When ready to serve, dip the cut bread into the rabri, place it on a plate, and garnish with the remaining dry fruits. You can store this milk mixture in the fridge for 2-3 days. Do not soak the bread for too long. If you soak it in advance, handle it carefully when serving.
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