Ingredients
Greek yogurt (or) Strained Yogurt - 1 cup (see notes)
Powdered Sugar-1/4cup
Elaichi-1
Few drops of food color (purely optional, see notes)
Method
Gather all the ingredients. Powder the elaichi and keep it ready.
Take the curd and beat it with a hand whisk.
Whisk the yogurt just until creamy..Don't beat too much.
Add the powdered sugar/ icing sugar and mix it.
Add in the cardamom powder, food color and give a stir.
Transfer it to another bowl and refrigerate overnight or 5-6 hours.
Creamy n yummy shrikhand is ready.
Greek yogurt (or) Strained Yogurt - 1 cup (see notes)
Powdered Sugar-1/4cup
Elaichi-1
Few drops of food color (purely optional, see notes)
Method
Gather all the ingredients. Powder the elaichi and keep it ready.
Take the curd and beat it with a hand whisk.
Whisk the yogurt just until creamy..Don't beat too much.
Add the powdered sugar/ icing sugar and mix it.
Add in the cardamom powder, food color and give a stir.
Transfer it to another bowl and refrigerate overnight or 5-6 hours.
Creamy n yummy shrikhand is ready.
Enjoy !
Notes
Adding food color is purely optional. You can add a few strands of saffron soaked in a tablespoon of warm milk.
To strain the yogurt, pour the yogurt in a cheese cloth / cotton cloth, tie it as a bundle, keep it in a strainer placed on a bowl. keep this in fridge for around 8 hours. All the water would have been strained n you get nice n thick yogurt. This tastes way better than the greek yogurt. The Greek yogurt had some water content too, which I didn't know initially.
perfect for this summer...
ReplyDeletedelicious!!! It so happens , I posted a recipe of Shrikhand and here you too have posted.. :) One of my favs..
ReplyDeletecreamy n delicious :)
ReplyDeleteMust try this.
ReplyDeleteThat pot looks nice. :-)
ReplyDeleteTempting.pot luks só cute
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