So here is the most requested "Rasmalai recipe" for foodies! If you are looking at how to make soft rasmalai at home then try this recipe or watch step by step recipe video to follow the quick steps. People from Pakistan, India and Bangladesh love to prepare rasmalai but need an authentic recipe to make halwai style at home.
It's a simple and easy rasmalai recipe that anyone can follow even if you are a beginner. It will soft, chewy, moist and perfect rasmalai balls which will not break if you follow the actual recipe.
What is RasMalai?
Rasmalai is a famous Bengali, Pakistani and Indian sweet dish or dessert that people love to eat. People from Pakistan and India love to serve 'Rasmalai' at special events like weddings, family gettogether, and festivals.
It's been famous that K.C. Das (confectionery expert) created this mouthwatering sweet dish. The name ras malai is the combination of two Bengali words: ras, meaning "juice", and malai, meaning "cream". Rasmalai originated in the eastern Indian states of Orissa or West Bengal basically it's a variation of Rasgulla or Rosogulla.
Normally people make it in 2 ways:
- Rasmalai with Milk Powder or Khoya
- Chenna Rasmalai made with Paneer (cottage cheese)
Here, I am making soft rasmalai with milk powder which is easy and quickly prepare at home and tastes like sweet cream balls.
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Is Ramalai Contain Gluten?
Yes, because it's been prepared with milk ingredients like milk powder, chenna (cheese) and flour.
How to Serve Ramalai?
Its been recommended to serve as cold sweet dish.
Why Rasmalai Gets Dry?
If the rasmalai dough is hard then it will be hard from the middle when you cook it. Try to make a soft dough. Add a small quantity of the beaten egg to make a soft dough.
Possible reasons for Hard Rasmalai
- Might be the dough is hard.
- Adding rasmalai balls in cold milk and then cook it to get a rise.
- Not giving much time to cook in the milk.
- Adding a high quantity of beaten egg to make a dough.
- Avoid milk to make rasmalai dough.
8 Tips to Make Soft Ramalai
- Use the proper quantity of ingredients.
- If you are taking 1 cup of milk powder then add ½ tsp of baking powder and 1 Tsp of Maida. You can multiply the measurements if you are making in bulk
- When adding oil in milk powder mixture then give it a good mix with hand to crumble all the ingredients then add a small quantity of beaten egg to make a soft dough.
- Don't make the dough too hard or soft to manage.
- Apply oil on hands when making rasmalai balls.
- Try to avoid the cracks in ramalai balls.
- Make sure to add the rasmalai in hot milk right after making it otherwise it will be hard.
- Don't leave in hot milk for a long time otherwise, it will break.
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Rasmalai Recipe Video (Step by Step)
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Ingredients:
- Milk - 500 ml
- Sugar - ½ Cup
- Green Cardamom - 5
- Rose Water - ⅓ Tsp
- Milk Powder - 1 Cup
- All-Purpose Flour - 1 Tsp
- Baking Powder - ½ Tsp
- Cardamom Powder - 2 Pinches
- Add Oil 3 Tsp
- Egg - 1
- Almonds | Pistachios for garnishing
Method:
- Preparation of Rasmalai Milk: In a pan add milk (500 ml), sugar (½ Cup), rose water (⅓ Tsp), green cardamom (5).
- Mix all the ingredients.
- Boil the milk until it shows a semi-thick texture.
- In a separate pan, add Milk Powder (1 Cup), All Purpose Flour (Maida - 1 Tsp), Baking Powder (½ Tsp), and Cardamom Powder (2 Pinches).
- Mix Well
- Add Oil (3 Tsp).
- Crumble all the ingredients with hand.
- Now beat an egg
- Gradually add egg in milk powder to make a soft dough.
- Apply oil on hand to make a softball. (Video: 2.04)
- Make sure to avoid crakes in the ball.
- Dip the balls in hot milk.
- Cook on medium heat until it gets double in size.
- It will almost take 5 to 6 minutes to rise.
- Now cool it down!
- Take it out and garnish with almonds and pistachios.
Enjoy and have a lovely eating time!
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Rasmalai Recipe - How to Make Soft Rasmalai with Milk Powder at Home
Materials
- Milk – 500 ml
- Sugar – ½ Cup
- Green Cardamom – 5
- Rose Water – ⅓ Tsp
- Milk Powder – 1 Cup
- All-Purpose Flour – 1 Tsp
- Baking Powder – ½ Tsp
- Cardamom Powder – 2 Pinches
- Add Oil 3 Tsp
- Egg – 1
- Almonds | Pistachios for garnishing
Instructions
- Preparation of Rasmalai Milk: In a pan add milk (500 ml), sugar (½ Cup), rose water (⅓ Tsp), green cardamom (5).
- Mix all the ingredients.
- Boil the milk until it shows a semi-thick texture.
- In a separate pan, add Milk Powder (1 Cup), All Purpose Flour (Maida – 1 Tsp), Baking Powder (½ Tsp), and Cardamom Powder (2 Pinches).
- Mix Well
- Add Oil (3 Tsp).
- Crumble all the ingredients with hand.
- Now beat an egg
- Gradually add egg in milk powder to make a soft dough.
- Apply oil on hand to make a softball. (Video: 2.04)
- Make sure to avoid crakes in the ball.
- Dip the balls in hot milk.
- Cook on medium heat until it gets double in size.
- It will almost take 5 to 6 minutes to rise.
- Now cool it down!
- Take it out and garnish with almonds and pistachios.
- Enjoy and have a lovely eating time!
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