Monday, 12 February 2018

EGGLESS BEET SARBATH ICECREAM

Beetroot's sweetness means it shouldn't be a surprise when it turns up in puddings and desserts. Not only does it turn this ice cream an amazing shade  it gives it a deep, earthy flavour that's an ideal match with home made nannari sarbath which is a natural coolant. Serve this yummy icecream in beet cups to impress your kids. 

INGREDIENTS

Boiled beetroot puree                - ¼ cup
Milk                                               - 2 1/2 cups
Custard powder                           - 1 tablespoon
Sugar                                            - 5 tablespoons
Fresh cream                                 -1/2 cup
Homemade nannari sarbath          - ¼ cup
Big beet root                           - 12 nos








FOR GARNISHING

Grated beetroot                     - 1 tbsp


METHOD FOR MAKING BEET CUPS

Peel the beetroot and wash thoroughly .
Cook it till its 1/4th cooked
Slice the top of the beetroot and pierce it in the middle of the beetroot gently and slowly.
Then scrape the inner side of the beetroot gently .
Your beetroot cups are ready to serve.  





METHOD FOR MAKING ICECREAM

Mix custard powder and sugar with a quarter cup milk and keep aside.
Boil the remaining milk with boiled and grated beetroot in a  pan. Cook in medium flame for  5 minites..
Add sugar, nannari sarbath,and custard mixture and simmer for four to five minutes and allow it to cool.
Add fresh cream, , and whisk with a whisker till a everything gets mixed.
Pour this mixture  into a shallow container.
Cover and freeze overnight  ot  till almost set.
Take the beet sarbath  ice cream from the freezer and whisk it in a whisker till it becomes smooth.
Again keep the ice cream in the freezer.
Do the above process for 2 times and your yummy red beauty, healthy beet sarbath  ice cream is ready to serve.
Serve in beet cups or  in usual cups as you wish.
Enjoy your summer with this  healthy unique ice cream.

CLICK BELOW FOR HOME MADE NANNARI SARBATH



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