Showing posts with label Desserts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Desserts. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 March 2014

Fruit Trifle

Fruit Trifle

Here we go for the traditional fruit trifle. Although a very common dessert but still as favorite as ever especially a hit with my kids. Here goes the recipe:

Ingredients:


Vanilla Custard made with 1/2 ltr milk
Orange Jelly         1 Packet
Mix fruit in syrup  1 small Can
1 small plain cake loaf cut into slices

Recipe:


Make custard with half litre milk according to the instructions on the box and chill in refrigerator. Similarly make the jelly with instructions on the box.

Take a bowl. Place slices of cake with the walls of the bowl. Pour the syrup from fruits over the cake slices. Reserve the cherries from the fruits for later decoration. Now add a layer of fruits over the cake. Then a layer of chilled custard. Pour half the custard and save the remaining for another layer. Then a layer of orange jelly. Save some jelly for decoration. Now pour the remaining custard. Crush the remaining jelly with a spoon and sprinkle on the sides of the custard making a circle. Place the cherries from the fruits on the center to decorate.

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Fruit Delight in Bowls


I was craving for the Fruit Delight dessert again but there was no party or get together coming up so making up a whole huge dish was useless.

The question was how to make it in small quantity as we are only 2 members of the family to eat it up. And then here I thought that why not try the same recipe in individual bowls?

The experiment went successful and the great thing about it was that it was much easier and quicker to make...

For those of you who missed the original recipe, here is the link Fruit Delight

The only difference I made here is that instead of using condensed milk, I just mixed some icing sugar with cream to make it sweet and it tasted great. Also I covered the whole top of the dessert with the chocolate sauce. Yummy!  isnt it?

Wednesday, 16 February 2011

Gulab Jamun



Wow! isnt it too tempting for the tastebuds?  One of my all time favourites....and the best thing about it is that it doesnt take much time and effort to make these cute little balls..hehe
Here is how its made:

Ingredients:

Powder Milk                 2 cups
Flour or semolina          1 tbsp
Baking Powder             2 tsp
Ghee                           1 tbsp
Sugar                          2 cups
Water                          2 cups
egg                              1
Kewra water                 Few drops

Recipe:

Mix flour, egg, baking powder and milk powder alongwith ghee and make a dough using a few warm water drops. Make small balls from it and let it stand for 10 to 15 minutes.

For sheera, take 2 cups water and mix the sugar. Put it on medium flame until sugar is dissolved completely. Keep it warm on very low flame.

Take a Pan, heat up oil and fry the balls on low flame. When the balls turn light brown, take them out and put them directly into the sheera. Cook on low flame for a few minutes so that the sheera is absorbed in the balls. Now pour a few drops of kewra water and let it cool down before serving. 

Fruit Delight


Tried this dish a few days back when I had to prepare it for a tea party at home and wow! it was a great success. So added it into my cooking list...

Ingredients:

Nestle Creations Cream 1 Pack
Marie Biscuits                      1/2 Roll
Sweetened Condensed Milk 1 tin (or according to taste)
Fruit Cocktail                       1 Medium tin
Chocolate Sauce (for decoration)
Walnuts (for decoration)

Recipe:

Take a flat surfaced dish ( I used a pie dish). Crush the biscuits and cover the base of dish. Pour half the juice from the cocktail evenly over biscuits. Spread half of the cocktail over biscuits. Whip the cream and mix condensed milk in it. Check the sweetness as per your taste. Spread the cream over the fruits. Smooth it out with a spatula. Decorate with chocolate sauce and sprinkle the walnuts and remaining fruit. Chill before serving.

Saturday, 5 February 2011

Chocolate Sauce Bavarian




Tried this recipe of Nadia T from the TV show Dream Desserts and it turned out perfectly delicious! Especially for coffee lovers, here is the recipe…

Ingredients:


Boiling Water 4 tbsp
Gelatin Powder 2tbsp
Boiling Water 4 tbsp
Coffee Powder 4 tsp
Chilled Cream 200 ml
Condensed Milk 1 large tin
Chocolate Sauce

Recipe:

Mix Gelatin Powder in 4 tbsp boiling water. Mix it thoroughly so that it becomes like a paste. Again take 4tbsp boiling water and mix coffee powder in it. Now mix both the coffee paste and the gelatin paste. Beat the chilled cream over a bowl of iced water for about 3 to 4 mins. Its quantity will increase. Now add condensed milk. Mix it properly and then mix the coffee paste in it.

Now Pour chocolate sauce over the inner edges of four glasses or bowls, they should start dripping inside the glasses. Now pour the mixture in the bowls. Again pour the chocolate sauce over the mixture in swirls. Now take a skewer or toothpick and make the flower pattern of the chocolate sauce. Refrigerate for some time and chill before serving. Enjoy :)
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