Krishna Janmashtami Special Makhan Mishri

Name: Krishna Janmashtami Special Makhan Mishri
Total time: 18600 s
Yield: 5-6 people
Cuisine: Indian
Ingredients: 1 big bowl of cream; 1/2 tsp curd; 1/4 cup mishri powder or as needed; 1 tbsp almond powder; 3-4 holy basil leaves

Ankita Tank Parmar @cook_880

gujarat

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Krishna Janmashtami is one of the most celebrated festivals in India, honouring the birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu.
Among the traditional dishes prepared on this day, makhan mishri holds a special place. Krishna. is one of the most iconic offerings during Janmashtami celebrations, symbolizing the playful and loving nature of Bal.

Makhan Mishri, also known as Makhan Mithai is a delightful Indian sweet made from simple ingredients like butter and sugar . It's a quick and easy recipe that doesn't require any cooking.

Ankita Tank Parmar @cook_880

gujarat

Makhan Mishri, also known as Makhan Mithai is a delightful Indian sweet made from simple ingredients like butter and sugar . It's a quick and easy recipe that doesn't require any cooking.

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Ingredients

5 hour+10 min

5-6 people

1 big bowl of cream
1/2 tspcurd
1/4 cupmishri powder or as needed
1 tbspalmond powder
3-4holy basil leaves

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Steps

5 hour+10 min

1

First, take the cream in the milk and put it in a bowl. I took out the five-day cream in a bowl and kept it in the freezer. Now take it out and let it soften a little.Now heat it slightly and add curd and let it sit for four to five hours.
2

Now Once the curd has set, take it in a large bowl and blend it with a blender. It will become butter in five minutes. Now add some ice cubes and let it sit for two minutes. Once the butter has set, we can easily remove it.
3

Now remove the butter and then wash the butter with cold water once or twice to remove the sourness. Now add mishri powder, almond powder as required and mix well.(we can add saffron olso)
4

Now the buttermilk is ready, so to offer it to Lord Krishna, take the buttermilk in a bowl or pot and put some holi basil leaves in it and offer it to Lord Krishna.