I have not tasted sandesh anywhere else,just tried for the first time and tasted. With very less ingredients,you can enjoy this yummy milk sweet!!
Ingredients:
| Full cream milk | 1 litre |
| Lemon juice | From 1 lemon |
| Water | 2 tblsp |
| Sugar(powdered) | 7 tblsp |
| Corn flour | 2 tsp |
| Pistachio | 2 tblsp |
| Green food colour | few dorps |
Method:
- Boil milk. Dilute lemon juice with water and add it to the boiling milk and keep stirring till the milk curdles completely.
- Strain the paneer/Chhena in a muslin cloth(I used one of my dupattas). Hang it for 1/2 hour or till all the water drains. I just squeeze excess water now and then in the 1/2 hour
- Grind this chhena with sugar and corn flour in mixer until smooth.
- Take a non stick pan and heat this mixture on very low heat for 8-10 mins. Take care not to change the paneer colour. I added the green colour in this stage,while heating the mixture.
- When the mixture turns dry and thick remove from fire and transfer to a bowl. Add the powdered pistachios and the green colour.
- Knead well and make into desired shapes. Decorate with pistachios. Keep refrigerated till serving time.
I just made it round and simple,you can try different moulds and even make interesting shapes!!
Notes:
- Tastes best when served chilled …
- Adding corn flour and pistachio powder is optional. I have not tried though without those two ,but saw in another cook book without those.
|
Me too never tried at home.Will try.Clicks are amazing.
ReplyDeleteLovely!They lookso fresh and soft!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy!
ReplyDeletebeautifully done looks delicious
ReplyDeleteSimple yet delicious.. detailed pics helpa a lot
ReplyDeleteLook so yum and delicious...
ReplyDeletePaneer Sandesh looks so yummy. Can almost feel it.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Mouthwatering clicks ..... I wish I could eat of of the pict :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
Looks sinfully delicious..adding pistas would surely enhance the flavour..wud try it out sometime
ReplyDeletePaneer sandesh looks yummy and soft... liked the light green colour and beautiful clicks.
ReplyDeleteLooks super yumm and I love all milk sweets. Raji click looks so nice :)
ReplyDeletelooks yumm and clicks really attracts...
ReplyDeleteLooks great in green colour along with pista...
ReplyDeleteHi Raji,
ReplyDeleteAs usual no words to explain about the dish.In case if full cream milk is not available is it possible to do with a normal milk.If Pistachio powder is not available is it possible to powder the pista and do since i don't no anything about that.If time permits kindly visit my blog and give me you are suggestions to improve my blog as you are my major inspiration to start on the cookery blog and i am not only new to blog,also new to cooking.
http://sabdhaskitchen.blogspot.com/
I love bengali sweetsn especially d ones without sheera...nice color wid d pistachios...yummy..beautifully rounded raks..
ReplyDeleteyummy and lovely sandesh
ReplyDeleteLOVELY COLOUR AND SOFT SANDESH.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried making Sandesh Raji. But after seeing yours, it is one among my to do lists :)
ReplyDeleteSandesh has been long pending in my to make list..I love this delectable bengali dessert because of its mild sweetness and soft texture...adding of pistachio powder must have increased the flavour. Looks very desirable. And the pictures are stunning.
ReplyDeleteSandesh looks super marvellous,addictive and adorable,love it..
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....
ReplyDeleteKurinjikathambam, Event : HRH-Healthy Summer
Sandesh looks real soft and delectable...would love a have a bite now...beautiful clicks..
ReplyDeleteSoft & delicious sandesh!!!! Perfectly done!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Sandesh looks perfect and inviting
ReplyDeleteSouth Indian Home
Tempting and inviting recipe...awesome clicks...
ReplyDeletevery cute and simple sweet!...nice one!
ReplyDeleteSmitha
Smitha's Spicy Flavors
simply yummilious..... nvr heard of this before... hope it is easy to try....
ReplyDeleteYou make it look so easy. i am trying this out when I invite my friend for dinner.
ReplyDeleteAwesome.
I too love this sweet. But never tried at home.. Looks really great..
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. I have had them plain and used to like them so madly. Will give it a try at home :)
ReplyDeleteLove it dear, so pretty in green. Please feel free to send it to my "Flavors of Bengal" event.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and colorful sandesh....
ReplyDeleteSo soft and delicate and lovely picture as usual.
ReplyDeletedelicious sweet,luks very tempting...sure will try it...
ReplyDeleteSinfully delectable raji.
ReplyDeleteSandesh looks super yum, love the clicks!
ReplyDeletewww.appetitetreats.com
My favourite bengali sweet.Lajawaab.....Very tempting.
ReplyDeleteSudha,you can use normal milk too, and I too used powdered pistas only,you can try that...
ReplyDeleteThat looks absolutely delicious :)
ReplyDeletehttp://kitchensojourn.blogspot.com
Luks rich and yummy...luks so perfect.
ReplyDeleteSame here..never tried sandesh...but after looking at your pics tempted..looks yummy!
ReplyDeletelooks easy and delicious dear...
ReplyDeleteBookmarked it :)
lovely clicks.
wow..that looks so yummy...wonderful clicks too.. the colour of the sandesh matches that with ur profile..nice
ReplyDeleteSandesh looks soft, yummy and mouth watering. Feel like having it now.
ReplyDeleteLooks Awesome
ReplyDeleteLooks soooo tempting....I add cardamom powder too.
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks.
Looks yummy!! Love that you added a little colour to the sweet!!
ReplyDeletePista sandesh looks awesome, raks...perfect and yummy
ReplyDeletehi Raks
ReplyDeleteit looks good...can u post recipe of icecream?
hi raji... just now tried this sandesh paneer sweet... when i was about to make tea, the milk got curdled and immediately thought of making this sweet as i had already made a successful attempt of rasagulla (i had also left a "Excellent" comment long back :) the milk sweet turned awesome... i dint have pista and so added powdered cashew and almonds and it tasted so good... i have kept it fridge and in the meantime wanted to let you know my successful attempt... thanks a ton & expecting a lot more easy & delicious sweets from you...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Dhivya for your feed back :)
ReplyDeleteHi im a new cook n tired this recipe just now....it turned out so yummy. My 16 months little one likes it so much n cant wait to refrigerate...I love ur pictures so much n the steps r so easy to follow...My hubby is gonna love it for sure...
ReplyDeletelovely. one of my most favorite mithais!
ReplyDeletewhile heating my paneer mixture in non-stik pan it turned out to b oily.. I just want to know why it happened n i have used ready made paneer... my mixture remained soft after heating and it doesnt turned in a thick dough form... Can u tell me why it happened so..
ReplyDeleteSorry....Not sure why, may be next time try making the same way as in post, by curdling milk...
ReplyDeleteYour recipes are really extra ordinary.. always i use to get success on making ur dishes with ur ideal tips and temptating pics.. Really Hatsoff to you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so nice & I will try it today..For how many days can we store this Raksha?
ReplyDeleteKeeps good for 3-4 days may be in fridge
ReplyDeleteI am loving those sweets. They look simple, but at the same time seem worthy enough for any corporate catering service. I wonder how things would look like if I went nuts with the green food coloring though.
ReplyDeleteRaji,
ReplyDeleteHere I have tried out your recipe and posted how it came out in my hands. Here is my blog, I'm a Kathu Kutti in blogging not very good at it. but writing it just like a diary for my reference and for my sister :)
http://suganyaponnusamy.blogspot.sg/2013/04/sandesh-pista-paalkova.html