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    Hello nga kugan......................ada ada daaa daaa daaaa thaaan ponga.......onga special veg kurma ku....romba super....romba tasty....perfect taste......A1.....i also made veg pulao............very simple & abaramaana taste....renduthukum....................dev yr suggestion was perfect..ty too!

    can u believe a kurma without garlic & ginger....antha doubt ellaam thooki pottudum inthe kurma...

    blog la irunthu thaan eduthen rendu recipes um...

    aarthi....good to see u ....& happy to know all is well.....i will give u a very very very simple rasmalai recipe......all the best with it......if u want to give it a try.
    Kugan ...dev...selvi...neengalum try pannalaam...let me know how it turns out..........


    En friendoda Easy O Easy Rasmalai..........

    I usually double the quantity of everything and make in a bigger rectangular dish. It usually takes about 45 - 55 minutes in the oven but you should keep checking after the first 30 minutes



    In a bowl mix together 2 cups part skim ricotta cheese ( 1 lb container ) with 1 cup of sugar until very smooth.

    Pour into a 8 inch square glass baking dish and place in a preheated 350 degrees oven for 20 minutes. Continue to bake another 10-20 mins, checking the mixture every 5 minutes until it separates from the sides of the pan. Remove and cool.

    Bring to a boil in a saucepan 2 cups half and half with a pinch of saffron added to it. Let it cool.

    Cut the baked ricotta into serving size squares and place in a serving dish. Pour the half and half over it, sprinkle slivered unsalted almonds or pistachios on top and allow to soak and chill in the refrigerator. Enjoy !



    I usually pour a can of low fat evaporated milk on the baked ricotta squares instead of half and half. No need to heat the evaporated milk, so that makes sit easier.

    You do not need to add sugar to the milk as when you pour it on the baked ricotta and chill in the fridge it will absorb the sugar from the ricotta and become sweet.

    I soak a pinch of saffron in a couple of tsps of warm water, let it stand for half and hour and pour it on the rasmalai when I add the slivered pistachios. Very easy and delicious ......aahaaaa aahaaaa aaahaaa nu sollikitey irupaanga onga family / friends

    u better make plenty becoz....meethi irukavey irukaathu for sure

    Another tip....for one container of ricotta cheese you can use half container of sugar ( use the same container for measurement)....try Tri Stelle ricotta cheese.... works very well)...hope this helps
    Last edited by suvai; 5th March 2012 at 05:39 AM.

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