Gul-e-Firdaus....

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  1. Moonbeams

    Moonbeams Bronze IL'ite

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    Gul e firdaus

    Sago - 3 tbsp
    bottle gourd - 1 no. (about 1/2 kg )
    condensed milk - 1 tin
    milk - 1 litre
    1/4 tsp dry ginger powder
    cardamom powder - 1/2 tsp
    skinless almonds - 1/4 cup ground into fine paste..
    pistachios ¼ cup ground into fine paste..
    Sweet raisins 2 tbsp
    Thinly sliced almonds with skin 2 tbsp.
    Thinly sliced pistachious with skin 4 tbsp.
    2 tbsp Gulkhand(Rose jam)
    1 tbsp cashew nut tit bits.
    1 tsp tutti fruitti.

    METHOD ....


    1.Soak sago in half cup of milk for half an hour.
    Then just give the sago 2 boils in the same milk,take off the flame n keep covered.
    2. grate bottle gourd and cook in the remaining milk till done.
    3. mix together and add sugar ; stir till sugar dissolves.
    4. add condensed milk, cardamom powder ,dry ginger powder, almond pista paste and , cook till it thickens.
    Add the cooked sago n give 2 or 3 boils.
    Remove from heat and add the gulkhad (rose jam) chill in individual bowls.

    5. garnish with nuts and Gulkhand.

    Note …u can use sliced candied cherries if u r not able to find gulkhand..just garnish b4 serving.
    If the condensed milk is sweet adjust sugar to <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:eek:ffice:smarttags" /><st1:place w:st="on"><st1:City w:st="on">ur</st1:City></st1:place> likings.


    Use bottle gourd of good quality that is tender and fresh.


    Tastes great the next day...Just add the tutti frutti n candied cherries just before serving...


    This sweet thickens as it gets chilled.So the mixture must not b too thick while taking off flame..


    Hope You will enjoy this sweet...

    Love Moonbeams....
     
    Last edited: Jun 21, 2009
  2. sundarusha

    sundarusha Gold IL'ite

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    Hi Moonbeams,

    thank you for posting the recipe. Is bottlegourd same as dudhi?
     
  3. Moonbeams

    Moonbeams Bronze IL'ite

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    Yes dear friend bottlegourd and dudhi are same...

    Love Moonbeams
     
  4. Ruhi

    Ruhi Senior IL'ite

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    Thanks for the detail recipe...let me try & tell you the results.

    :cheers
     
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    shvap_786 Gold IL'ite

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    hi moonbeans
    thanks for the receipe... will try and let you know...
     
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    Thanks for the recipe!

    But I have a question. How is 'Gul-e-Firdaus' different from 'Kaddu ki kheer'? Are they both the same with two different names?
     
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    Dear Ihsnm
    Regarding the difference in Kaddu ki kheer and Gul-e-firdaus recipe..Gul-e-firdaus is more rich than kaddu ki kheer..And the taste too differs..
    You may find the cooking method same with a bit twist...

    Love Moonbeams...
     

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