This is actually a sweet from a leftover dessert :) Yes, I made some Badam Kheer/Badam shake for a get together and had some left. Didnt want to have the same dessert again & thus ended up in making a semi badam halwa.The shake is already in liquid form thats why I added wheat flour as it will help in easy solidification and less work ;) But it still ended up beautiful.
You could ideally make it from the scratch, but here I'm going to give the way I made it.
- 2 cups of almond shake
- 1/4 cup of wheat flour
- 2 tbsp of sugar(optional)
- a pinch pf cardamon
- few tsp of ghee or clarified butter
Pre-cooking
- None
Method
- Heat a kadai/wok and add the ghee
- Then add your almond shake and bring it to a boil.
- Then slowly add your wheat flour to it and keep stirring.
- Add the sugar if needed.
- Once the mixture becomes like halwa it will leave the sides.(You will easily know the consistency as your vessel will become very clean)
- Eat as such or roll them into your favorite shapes.
Serving suggestions
- You can drizzle with a few drops of ghee.
Tips
Nice recipe..looks simply delicious..
ReplyDeletesuperb..mainly loved that very little ghee or butter is needed...can u pls tell how to prepare the almond shake?? sorry for my benightedness..
ReplyDeleteThis is a very innovative you have used the almond shake.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pic..sure looks delectable
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Really tempting wheat rolls..Nice pic!
ReplyDeleteRolls or balls or bites..whatever they are, they look splendid dear and right up my alley. I love these no-cook easy to make stuff! What is Almond shake? Is it like readymade drink powder?
ReplyDeleteGr8 recipe,looks delish...
ReplyDeleteliked the idea..looking yummy...
ReplyDeletea good recipe from leftover... a beautiful pic too
ReplyDeletewow !! that was a smart move...they r looking yum yum..
ReplyDelete@Lassie, @ Silencesings
ReplyDeleteAlmond shake is nothing but a little thiner version of Almond kheer or badam kheer. It is often available as badam milk in road side Indian shops!! I will post the recipe one day...
Wht a creativity ...simly superb...
ReplyDeletegreat idea to make sweet from leftover..looks too good
ReplyDeleteSounds good,nice entry for the event too :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a yummy sweet recipe...one to have one
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute and lovely...
ReplyDeleteVery nice and innovative recipe. Loved the simplicity and the rich ingredients.
ReplyDeletetempting and inviting
ReplyDeleteTruly very unique and creative..looks awesome dear..
ReplyDeleteThis is a new dish , sounds really interesting!
ReplyDeletenice blog...first time here..yummy balls....delicious....have added u to my list
ReplyDeleteSimple and yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat was a smart move to use your left over sweet!!!Looks delectable :-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice click
Deepa
http://hamareerasoi.blogspot.com/
Innovative ,rich n healthy rolls.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful rolls...
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and innovative Daisy...what an yummy way to eat leftover badam milk :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea,,rolls looks yummy yummy...luv your idea....
ReplyDeleteCant beat the feeling when you use up left overs in your kitchen and turn into something delicious.
ReplyDeleteso few ingredients and such a splendid creation...superb
ReplyDeleteWow looks very nice recipe with leftovers...Very innovative..
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm
Looks wonderful...healthy snack/tiffin. Gonna try this for sure.
ReplyDeletevery clever!
ReplyDeletevery innovative! looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Yummy! Want to grab some... :)
ReplyDeletejust sent in my entry. let me know when u get it.
ReplyDeleteHealthy one especially for kids
ReplyDeleteLooks like white marble balls....so cute...wish I can taste it too :)
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