Diwali is here, and it’s that time of the month when dieting can take a backseat, and you can indulge in sweets and desserts. But what if we say that this year, you should skip the usual kaju katli and motichoor ladoos and try this aesthetic-looking Rose Baked Yoghurt instead? It will surely impress your guests. Here’s the complete recipe.
Try Rose Baked Yoghurt This Diwali
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Experimenting with Diwali sweets is a great idea because making the same ladoos and barfi every year could feel a little boring. And honestly, not every festive dessert has to be traditional, right? There should always be room for experiments and something fresh.
Himanshi Sharma, a food content creator on Instagram, recently shared a super easy recipe for Rose Baked Yoghurt that needs just a few basic ingredients. It is a refreshing, creamy alternative to heavy, deep-fried Diwali sweets.
Here are the ingredients you need to make Rose Baked Yoghurt:
- Hung curd
- Fresh cream
- Condensed milk
- Rose water
- Pink food colouring
- Pistachios
- Silver vark
- Rose petals
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How To Make This Dessert?
Now, here’s the method to make this cute dessert for Diwali:
- In a blender, add hung curd, cream, condensed milk, rose water and a few drops of pink food colouring. Blend everything until the mixture turns smooth.
- Now, pour the mixture into a mould. Place the mould in a larger baking tray filled with hot water and bake.
- After that, keep it in the freezer to chill so that your dessert stays firm.
- De-mould it and garnish with rose petals, silver vark and crushed pistachios.
And done! The recipe is simple and needs just a few ingredients. However, you can adjust the measurements according to how many servings you need for your celebration. It’s a great option to serve your guests at your Diwali party this year and earn some “taareef”.
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So, tell us, would you be trying this Rose Baked Yoghurt recipe this festive season? Honestly, it looks too pretty to skip.
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FAQs
What type of sweets can you serve during Diwali?
You can serve traditional sweets like kaju katli and motichoor ladoos or try unique desserts like Rose Baked Yoghurt.
What do you need to make Rose Baked Yoghurt?
You need hung curd, fresh cream, condensed milk, rose water, pink food colouring, pistachios, silver vark and rose petals to make Rose Baked Yoghurt.
