Wishing All Readers Happy Holi
Holi bring colour, fun in life and to
celebrate Holi food is not left behind..gujiyas, malpua and thandai are the
most famous food. My mom use to make gujiyas, malpua, dahi vada and so
many other things. And I manage to make only thandai and happy to share with
you guys this simple but delicious recipe, as most of the recipes; thandai also
made in few different ways. One can use fresh rose petals but
since I didn't had any with me so I used rose water and you must add peppercorn as gives kick to
this drink.
Ingredients:
Milk - 500ml
Sugar - 4 tbsp or according to taste
Almonds - 10
Cashews - 10
Pistachios - 5[chopped for garnishing]
Green Cardamoms - 4
Black Peppercorns - 2 tsp
Poppy Seeds - 2 tsp
Fennel Seeds/Saunf - 1 tbsp
Rose Water - 2 tbsp
Saffron - few strands
Water - 2 cups
Method:
1. Soak almonds and cashews in water for 4-5
hours or over night.
2. In a pan roast poppy seeds,
peppercorns, cardamoms and fennel seeds for 2-3 minutes and grind into fine
powder.
3. Peel the almonds and grind with cashews
into smooth paste, add little water if required.
4. Now add the spice mixture with
little water and blend until creamy.
5. Meanwhile bring the milk to boil, add
sugar and simmer until sugar dissolves. Also add 4-5 saffron
strands. Now let the milk cool down completely.
6. Strain mixture through a fine
strainer or cheesecloth. Grind leftover spice mixture from the strainer
with 1/2 cup of water until creamy and strain again.
7. Add milk to the spice mixture and
stir well. Now add rose water and mix well.
Serve with crush ice.
Or refrigerate
for 4-5 hours/ over night and serve chill with pista, almonds garnishing on top. Enjoy the thandai and holi.
Have a good day ~~
wonderful thandai :) veru tempting and detailed pics :) HAPPY HOLI :)
ReplyDeleteHappy holi to you and your family...Wow...Thandai looks so yummy..
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Happy Holi Priti, step by step preparation is very helpful for everyone..
ReplyDeleteHappy holi to you and your family. Thandai become my favorite drink now looks delicious.
ReplyDeletewow...thandai looks drooooolworthy cham...mmmmm.perfect for holi..and lovely pics...
ReplyDeleteHappy holi wishes to u and ur family Priti...Thandai looks yummy and flavourful..
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi! thandai looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteThandai looks delicious! Happy Holi!
ReplyDeletelooks absolutely mouthwatering..yum n delicious
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi Dear !!! Thandai looks so perfect and very tempting !!
ReplyDeletewoow..looks so delicious..Happy holi!!!
ReplyDeleteThandai looks delicious.Happy holi.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holid, Thandai looks so refreshing.
ReplyDeleteHappy holi to u:-)
ReplyDeleteThandai looks soo refreshing and yumm.
Great step by step clicks..
A very Happy Holi to you and your family. Thandai looks so refreshing and delicious. Great preparation.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Happy Holi!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks refreshing. but how did u get poppy seeds?
ReplyDeleteThandai is looking so refreshing..this is one of my favourite drinks..I make it with dried rose petals.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi to U tooooo...
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in...thandai looks Perfect..
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Happy Holi! Looks so creamy and yummy...
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i hve never tasted this so far.Nice stepwise pictures and perfect one for the celebration
ReplyDeleteThank You friends :)
ReplyDelete@Sarawathi ...if you asking from where I got it then it's from Malaysia :)
@Jeyshari...As said come here to taste :)
Wonderful thandai. Looks delicious, yummy and tempting.
ReplyDeleteWish you & your family a very Happy Holi.
Happy Holi.Tempting Thandai looks yummy.Nice post.
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very happy holi :)
ReplyDeleteYummylicious Thandai...
happy holi.. thandai is very new to me.. its looks inviting..
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi Priti .. Thandai looks refreshing .. I made some too :)
ReplyDeleteHappy holi dear,love this drink...New to me but ur tempting clicks makes me to try:)
ReplyDeleteDid u reserved a glass for me?
Happy Holi, thandai luks so inviting.
ReplyDeletethe thandai looks yummy and nice.
ReplyDeleteNice explanation and looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteLovely Thandai. Happy Holi to you too.
ReplyDeletehappy holi... holi hain... sorry holi thi.... :)
ReplyDeletepriti...you have a such a lovely blog...i just went thro ur reciepes... awesome...thank u for dropping my blog....it helped me landing in urs....
ReplyDelete@Prema ..I shall make fresh for you dear ....come over
ReplyDelete@Sweethome ...thank you ..glad that you liked it the way I write :)
@Varshini ...dear the pleasure is all mine ...I really liked you blog too ...we shall keep in touch :D
Reminded me of my childhood days:)
ReplyDeleteLove this n liked your version..refreshing n elegant drink !
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Very refreshing one. I adore your blog so I picked yours as one of my fvrt bloggers in my blog post.
ReplyDeleteI saw this in a cookbook and wanted to try,but dint had half of the ingredients,looks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy!!! Feel like grabbing one glass of thandai off the screen.
ReplyDeleteholi is incomplete without thandai,..will try ur recipe next festival,..;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi ! The thandai looks refreshing and delicious !
ReplyDeletethat is a truly refreshing drink..wonderful recipe.
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