Malpua & Shahi Rabdi

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Vathsala's Samayal @vathsala_1934

You can serve Malpua either with Rabdi, which is the authentic recipe, or with a scoop of Vanilla Ice cream.

Notes to remember while cooking:

To get malpua better, mix the malpua batter with whisk or electric beater.
Batter should not form lumps .
The measurement is important.
If quantity miss, the batter will get thick or else it will watery and you will not able to fry.
If you adjust using milk or maida , it will ruin the softness of malpua .
For Rabdi,
You should not put your hands down while stirring rabdi or else the milk will be subdued.

Malpua & Shahi Rabdi

You can serve Malpua either with Rabdi, which is the authentic recipe, or with a scoop of Vanilla Ice cream.

Notes to remember while cooking:

To get malpua better, mix the malpua batter with whisk or electric beater.
Batter should not form lumps .
The measurement is important.
If quantity miss, the batter will get thick or else it will watery and you will not able to fry.
If you adjust using milk or maida , it will ruin the softness of malpua .
For Rabdi,
You should not put your hands down while stirring rabdi or else the milk will be subdued.

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Ingredients

minimum 1 hr
  1. For Malpua
  2. 500 mlmilk
  3. 250 gmmaida
  4. 2 pinchessaunf powder
  5. 1/2 tspcardamom powder
  6. 1 gmsaffron
  7. 75 gmssweet kova
  8. 1 pinchsalt
  9. Required amount of water
  10. Ground nut oil for Frying
  11. Chopped nuts like Almond,Cashew and Pistachio (if you want)
  12. For Rabdi
  13. 1 litremilk
  14. 200 gmssugar
  15. For jeera
  16. 200 gmssugar
  17. 300 mlWater

Cooking Instructions

minimum 1 hr
  1. 1

    In a bowl add milk, maida, saunf and cardamom powder, saffron and beat it well with a whisk to avoid the formation of lumps. Now add sweet kova. Mix it well for at least 10mins without any lumps so that everything mixes. To this add a pinch of salt. Keep the batter aside and don't disturb for 15
    mins.

  2. 2

    In a thick bottomed pan pour the milk and mix it for 20mins. Then add sugar and mix it for 7mins. It gets thicken and Rabdi is ready. Refrigerating Rabdi will make it thicker twice (Consistency should not go very thicker). On the other side, be ready with the sugar syrup (adding saffron in it gives a magical flavour).Take a flat fry pan add oil, let it be in low flame for a couple of minutes.

  3. 3

    Take the malpua batter that had been allowed to rest. Add 2tbsp of water to this batter (do not add more). Now, this consistency is the right one to pour the batter into the oil. Like preparing Athirasam, pour the batter and let it stack. (If you pour it in the centre of the pan, you will get a natural round shape). ( Warning :
    Don't add too much batter, 3/4th ladleful of batter is enough ).It will float up on its own and wait till that.

  4. 4

    Let it fry on low flame. After it floats to the top completely, flip it around. It has to turn crispy golden brown.(If the batter was mixed properly and if you add the right amount of water, then you can observe the sides of malpua, it will have a flower - like pattern). Let it take its time to fry. It will take around 6 -7 minutes. Then, turn off the gas. Transfer the malpua into the Jeera. Soak it for 5mins and then let the extra sugar syrup drip out.

  5. 5

    For plating:
    Plate the Malpuas, Pour the Rabdi on top and Garnish with some nuts.
    That's it..
    Enjoy!

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