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Sumeet Kaur (Recipes and more by Sumi)
Sumeet Kaur (Recipes and more by Sumi) @versatilechef111
Delhi, India

#cooler
Goond katira also known as Badam Pisin or Almond gum is natural edible gum obtained from almond tree. It is a natural coolant and is usually had in summers to get some relief from the heat and keep the body cool. My mom is from Punjab (a North-Indian state) and she would always make this yummy drink in summers with almond gum popularly known as goond-katira in Punjabi households. It is usually had with chilled milk and sugar. My mom used to add mishri or rock candy to sweeten it, but my father liked to add Roohafza or rose syrup to it. Every region has a different recipe to prepare it. But not many people know about this wonderful coolant as it is not easily available in the grocery stores. It is consumed only by a few people these days as the aeriated drinks and other readymade drinks have become more popular. But I make it a point to make healthy and natural cooling drinks at home during summers and avoid all those sugary beverages.
These little rocks are light brown or white in colour and swell up three or four times and look like jelly when soaked in water overnight. Only 4-5 pieces of this gum is enough to make a glass full of goond katira drink. I always soak some extra gum so that I can relish this drink for a few days as the jelly obtained from soaking the gum can be stored in the refrigerator for good 3-4 days. You can easily make delightful and refreshing drinks like nannari sharbat, faalooda, rose flavoured milk or jigarthanda drink using this jelly.

#cooler
Goond katira also known as Badam Pisin or Almond gum is natural edible gum obtained from almond tree. It is a natural coolant and is usually had in summers to get some relief from the heat and keep the body cool. My mom is from Punjab (a North-Indian state) and she would always make this yummy drink in summers with almond gum popularly known as goond-katira in Punjabi households. It is usually had with chilled milk and sugar. My mom used to add mishri or rock candy to sweeten it, but my father liked to add Roohafza or rose syrup to it. Every region has a different recipe to prepare it. But not many people know about this wonderful coolant as it is not easily available in the grocery stores. It is consumed only by a few people these days as the aeriated drinks and other readymade drinks have become more popular. But I make it a point to make healthy and natural cooling drinks at home during summers and avoid all those sugary beverages.
These little rocks are light brown or white in colour and swell up three or four times and look like jelly when soaked in water overnight. Only 4-5 pieces of this gum is enough to make a glass full of goond katira drink. I always soak some extra gum so that I can relish this drink for a few days as the jelly obtained from soaking the gum can be stored in the refrigerator for good 3-4 days. You can easily make delightful and refreshing drinks like nannari sharbat, faalooda, rose flavoured milk or jigarthanda drink using this jelly.

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Goond katira/ badam pisin cooler

Sumeet Kaur (Recipes and more by Sumi)
Sumeet Kaur (Recipes and more by Sumi) @versatilechef111
Delhi, India

#cooler
Goond katira also known as Badam Pisin or Almond gum is natural edible gum obtained from almond tree. It is a natural coolant and is usually had in summers to get some relief from the heat and keep the body cool. My mom is from Punjab (a North-Indian state) and she would always make this yummy drink in summers with almond gum popularly known as goond-katira in Punjabi households. It is usually had with chilled milk and sugar. My mom used to add mishri or rock candy to sweeten it, but my father liked to add Roohafza or rose syrup to it. Every region has a different recipe to prepare it. But not many people know about this wonderful coolant as it is not easily available in the grocery stores. It is consumed only by a few people these days as the aeriated drinks and other readymade drinks have become more popular. But I make it a point to make healthy and natural cooling drinks at home during summers and avoid all those sugary beverages.
These little rocks are light brown or white in colour and swell up three or four times and look like jelly when soaked in water overnight. Only 4-5 pieces of this gum is enough to make a glass full of goond katira drink. I always soak some extra gum so that I can relish this drink for a few days as the jelly obtained from soaking the gum can be stored in the refrigerator for good 3-4 days. You can easily make delightful and refreshing drinks like nannari sharbat, faalooda, rose flavoured milk or jigarthanda drink using this jelly.

#cooler
Goond katira also known as Badam Pisin or Almond gum is natural edible gum obtained from almond tree. It is a natural coolant and is usually had in summers to get some relief from the heat and keep the body cool. My mom is from Punjab (a North-Indian state) and she would always make this yummy drink in summers with almond gum popularly known as goond-katira in Punjabi households. It is usually had with chilled milk and sugar. My mom used to add mishri or rock candy to sweeten it, but my father liked to add Roohafza or rose syrup to it. Every region has a different recipe to prepare it. But not many people know about this wonderful coolant as it is not easily available in the grocery stores. It is consumed only by a few people these days as the aeriated drinks and other readymade drinks have become more popular. But I make it a point to make healthy and natural cooling drinks at home during summers and avoid all those sugary beverages.
These little rocks are light brown or white in colour and swell up three or four times and look like jelly when soaked in water overnight. Only 4-5 pieces of this gum is enough to make a glass full of goond katira drink. I always soak some extra gum so that I can relish this drink for a few days as the jelly obtained from soaking the gum can be stored in the refrigerator for good 3-4 days. You can easily make delightful and refreshing drinks like nannari sharbat, faalooda, rose flavoured milk or jigarthanda drink using this jelly.

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Ingredients

  • 2 tbspalmond gum/ badam pisin
  • 2 cupswater
  • 1.5 cupschilled milk
  • 2-3 tbsproohafza /any other rose syrup or
  • 2 tbsp castor sugar
  • 1 tspchia seeds (soaked in 1/2 cup water)
  • 1/2 cuppomegranate arils
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  1. 1

    Soak 2 tbsp of almond gum / badam pisin in 2 cups water overnight.

    The almond gum will swell 3-4 times in volume and will look like jelly.

    Fluff it up with a fork.

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  2. 2

    Take two glasses and add roohafza(1- 1.5 tbsp in each glass) as a first layer.

    Now take a spoon, invert it and place it inside the glass with the tip of the spoon against the inside edge of the glass, above the first layer.

    Pour the chilled milk (3/4 cup in each glass) over the inverted spoon. This will make a beautiful layer without mixing the roohafza and milk (making it look more impressive).

  3. 3

    Now carefully add 1/4 cup (or more) soaked almond gum to the milk. Then top it up with soaked chia seeds and pomegranate arils.

    Serve chilled. Stir it before drinking/eating. Enjoy !! 😀

  4. 4

    Recipe notes : You can store the soaked almond gum for 3-4 days in the refrigerator.

    You can avoid roohafza and add any sweetener of your choice.

  5. 5

    You can add soaked almond gum to other drinks as well.

    You can grind the almond gum if you don't like the coarse texture.

    You can use any plant based drink to make a vegan version.

    Excess of anything is baad, so always consume almond gum in moderation. Over consumption may lead to constipation or loose motions, depending on your body type.

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Sumeet Kaur (Recipes and more by Sumi) @versatilechef111
on May 03, 2019 04:46
Delhi, India
Hi, I am Sumeet, the face behind 'Recipes and more by Sumi'. I am a teacher by profession but now a stay at home mommy. My life revolves around my family and I love to cook for them. I want to you to be a part of my culinary journey. I will share home cooked vegetarian and vegan recipes here on this platform.
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