Rasmalai With American Ingredients

"A delicious Indian dessert. I found this recipe on Priya's Kitchen website. I haven't yet tried it. Use of a muffin tin is ingenious (and essential)."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
9
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ingredients

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directions

  • To Make the Syrup:

  • Thicken the half and half by simmering over low heat for few minutes.Add 1 cup sugar, cardamom, rose water, saffron strands, to the half and half. Heat for a few minutes and allow them cool.
  • To Make the Cheese:

  • Mix ¼ cup of sugar with the Ricotta cheese by using a spatula or hand mixer.
  • Spread in the muffin pan. ( 2 spoons of cheese mixture in each cup). To spread evenly in the cup, use the bottom of glass to flatten.
  • Bake at 350 degrees for 35- 40 minutes or until it sets or until it turns light brown. You can also check with help of a tooth pick. Insert the tooth pick into the cheese- if the tooth pick doesn't come out sticky with cheese it means you are all set to take the tray out from the oven :)
  • Remove from oven, cool at room temperature. Remove the shapes with help of your hand and place in the dessert bowl.
  • Add the cooked balls to the half and half and decorate with Pistachios and Almonds.
  • Let it stay immersed for about an hour. You can either serve it cold or warm. I usually keep in the fridge for few hours and serve cold:).

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