Milk and sweets reminds me of Kolkata. My refrigerator is a store of all kinds of cheese, butter and other milk products. So one Saturday I wake up ato notice there lies a packet of store bought plain Khova. Plans to make something interesting out of it kicked me through and the result is Malai Meetha - refreshing treat for the sweet-toothed ones like me. Ingredients: 1. Plain khova - 200 gms 2. Sugar - 50 gms [I use sugar free - half tsp] 3. Elachi pods - 2 4. Chopped Badam 5. Milk - 4 tblsp 6. Cashews for garnishing Method: 1. Mix the khova , milk and sugar in a thick bottomed pan. 2. Cook for 5 min until the color tends to darken a bit. 3. Crush the elachi pods and add the powder to the mix. 4. Add the nuts and cook for a couple more minutes or until the mix leaves the sides of the pan. 5. Keep the pan down from the flame and shape them as you wish once cooled. 6. Garnish with any nut of your choice. I've used cashews as they were readily available in the pantry.
I will never go wrong with this burfi not only because its so easy but also for the fact that its yummy, delicious and a sweet with richness. Ingredients: 1. Unsalted Cashews - 400 grams 2. Sugar - 200 grams 3. Strawberry - About 6 or 7 4. Badam milk powder - 2 tbsp Optional : Pistachios, Walnuts. Method. Grind the cashew into fine powder and pour it into a bowl. Cut strawberries and add 2 tbsp of sugar. Make a puree of it and keep it aside.[Do not add water to make the puree] Mix the remaining sugar to the powdered cashew. On a double boiler system place this bowl with the cashew sugar mixture. Slowly the sugar melts and mixes with the cashew making a fine paste. When the mixtures leaves the sides of the bowl thats when you make three equal portions of the mixture. For the first part of the mixture add the strawberry puree. Keep stirring till this gels well with the cashew-sugar dough. To another part add badam powder and a little of kesar color to make it attr...

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