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the name for milkshakes these days. From cakes to doughnuts to mithai (sweet
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I first came up with the laddoo shake a few years ago when I found a left over laddoo in the fridge. Ever since I have experimented with Mithai Milkshake ...the laddoo and gulab jamun shakes are two are my favourites.
I first came up with the laddoo shake a few years ago when I found a left over laddoo in the fridge. Ever since I have experimented with Mithai Milkshake ...the laddoo and gulab jamun shakes are two are my favourites.
You can create your own milkshake flavours
with any mithai(sweet treat). Whichever sweets are popular in your part. Think
how you can incorporate them into a shake.
Click the link for the video recipe:
Mithai Milkshakes Makes 2 glasses
Ingredients
Chilled Milk
(full fat) – 2 glasses
Vanilla Ice
cream – 2 to 4 scoops (as per your requirement)
Motichoor
Laddoo – 2
Gulab Jamun –
2
Saffron – a
pinch
Warm milk – 3
tblsp
Kewra essence
– a drop (or Rose water as required)
Method:
1.
Add
in a glass of milk, a scoop of ice cream, a crushed Laddoo and some of the
saffron milk into a mixie or blender jar. Blend till well combined. Pour into a
tall glass or a jar.
2.
Put
some crushed Laddoo and Saffron strands on top. Add a straw and serve chilled.
3.
In
a clean mixie jar, add in a glass of milk, a scoop of ice cream, a drop of
Kewra essence and a crushed Gulab Jamun. Blend till well combined. Pour into a
tall glass or a jar.
4.
Put
a straw through a small or half Gulab Jamun. Push it to the top. Add the straw
to the jar. Sprinkle some mouth freshener with candied or sweet fennel seeds on
top. Serve chilled.
© Rinki’s Kitchen
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