The secret to get the white colour is the amount of patience you have, the slower the flame and more the stirring the whiter your Milk Cream will be. So lets take a look at the ingredients now.
Ingredients:
1 Litre Milk
450 Grams Sugar
100 Grams Ground Cashew Nuts
1 Table Spoon Butter


Procedure:
Boil the milk untill its half the quantity on a slow fire.

Add sugar and stir continously till the mixture thickens.

Once its nice and thick and all the sugar has dissolved add the ground cashew nut powder. Make sure you never let the mixture get stuck to the bottom of the vessel.

When you see the bubbles at the edge of the vessel, its nearly ready, you will need to take out a little taste and test its consistency by testing it in water.

You can then remove the mixture, keep it to cool it will then look like what it is below.

You will need to butter the mould and mould it, I have put up a picture below although its Marzipan that is being moulded you can see that the mould is nice and buttery so the moulded piece slips out.

Once all the Milk Cream is moulded you will need to keep it for drying once again, overnight is more than enough. The sweet can be place on a newspaper sheet like the one below and left to dry.

Once its done you can store it in an airtight container, Milk Cream melts in the mouth by the way :) Yummy.

Do hope you enjoy another marvelous Goan Sweet Recipe, it is difficult to get updates frequent updates as I need to get pictures of the process as its done. Since we have been receiving requests for some yummy food the next recipe will not be a sweet. Till then enjoy some sumptuous Goan food!





13 comments:
Great site......Thanks for the recipe. I am going to try it.
Thank you for putting up this lovely yet simple recipe that I'm going to try out this christmas.
I went through the rest of your blog and I must say the pictures make it all the more endearing :)
@ Anonymous, Your welcome, wonder if you tried it out!
@ Alicia, thanks for the comment and hope you enjoyed the sweets :D
Hi Clyde,
I recently came across your site and have been visiting it quite often since then. The recipes are well explained and the pics make it easier to follow. Am definitely going to try the Milk Cream this Christmas. I hope you will put up some more Christmas sweet recipes before the 25th of Dec.
Once again thank you for the wonderful recipes!!!
Hi Clyde!
I just came across your site & it is absolutely fantastic! I'm hooked!!
The pictures make it much easier to understand & follow.
I was always looking to make milk cream and now, thanks to your site, I will try it for Christmas.
Thanks alot & keep up the wonderful work.
Lynn
hi, thanks for recipe. although, i think i got it a bit wrong...ive put it in the mould..and its still a bit soggy....:/ !
Thanks for the wonderful recipes.
Tried the milkcream recipe. It turned out very tasty. However, can you please explain how to check the consistency in water. Was not able to judge exactly when it is ready.
Hi, Can I use condensed milk - Nestle Sweetened condensed milk, if yes then what is the quantity to be used?
Regards,
Annie
i dont know when to remove it suppose it becomes hard
maria
@ Trisha & Lynn
Thank you so much, have put up a few more recipes already and one more coming up
@ E, Anonymous & Maria
When the Milk cream leaves the sides of the dish its ready to be removed.
Yes you can make it with condensed milk but since we dont use it have no idea about the quantity required. Some people also add flour to thicken the sweet but we dont do that
To check consistency in water, you drop half a tea spoon of the milk cream in water and if it hardens or becomes a soft ball you know your dish is nearly ready
Commendable work Clyde :) Thanks for the wonderful recipes.
Hi
I have tried milkcream before, but it was never white and soft. But this christmas i used followed yr instructions and viola white and soft and yummy. Thanks so much. God bless. Luann
It is almost midnight and I want to thank you for this recipe which turned out absolutely perfect. Thanks to your generosity that has kept this tradition alive for us youth today.
Lots of love,
Scott
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