Srikhand is a very popular GuJarati sweet dish that is served at weddings and also in an Indian thali.
It is make with very few ingredients, but it is extremely adaptable and can be flavoured with many fruits such as strawberries, mangoes, chikoo and pineapple.
Srikhand can be eating during religious fasting and is a suitable vrat ka khanna. I have shared below the classic version with saffron, cardamom and rose petals. You can also make a coconut srikhand.
Shrikand (Hung yoghurt dessert)
Ingredients:
- 1000 grams natural yoghurt (full fat not low fat)
- 300 grams powdered sugar (add more if you prefer sweeter)
- 2 teaspoons ground cardamom powder
- 1 tablespoon almond slivers
- ½ tablespoon thinly sliced pistachio nuts
- Few strands saffron soaked in 1 teaspoon warm milk.
- Few strands saffron for decoration.
- Rose petals for decoration.
Instructions:
- In a muslin cloth pour the yoghurt, gather the cloth up and tie a knot.
- Place the muslin cloth with the yoghurt in a colander for the water to drain out of the yoghurt. (Don’t forget to place the colander on a tray to catch the drained water.)
- Leave yoghurt overnight to drain water and next morning transfer the drained yoghurt (hung yoghurt) to a bowl. It should be thick and creamy.
- Add the powdered sugar to the hung yoghurt and the saffron soaked in milk. Mix in all the ingredients.
- Add the cardamom powder and mix thoroughly.
- Transfer the mixture to a serving dish and garnish with the almond slivers, pistachio nuts and saffron strands and rose petals..
- Chill before serving.
You make like:
Kheer
Milk Pudding
hey dear shrikhand looks fantabulous dear....so creamy and yum..pass on the bowl......hehe...
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks so rich and creamy !!!
ReplyDeleteShrikhand is our one of the fav. dessert....looks yummy and mouthwatering!!
ReplyDeleteNayna, this is too tempting..love to try the fruit shrikand..great pictures Dear..
ReplyDeleteReally need to make shrikhand sometime soon.. have been seeing it everywhere on blogs! And the recipe seems reasonably simple. Hope you enjoyed yours! Cheers! :)
ReplyDeleteyummy dish. nice presentation too
ReplyDeleteMy all time fav dessert..Looks so yummy..
ReplyDeletelove shrikhand...easy yet delicious dessert to make anytime...and the best part is no cooking needed...
ReplyDeleteLooks very yummy. Nice shots too. Very cooling on a hot day.
ReplyDeleteI am drooling.
This is a lovely hearty meal!
ReplyDeleteNayna,
ReplyDeleteShrikand looks really yummy. I need to try this recipe some time.
awesomely yummy !! looks so tempting and inviting dear...my mouth is watering....nice clicks too !!
ReplyDeletemy all time fav,..
ReplyDeleteThats very simple and beautiful..
ReplyDeleteUmmmmmm this rich dessert looks divine.. Very nice photos.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Wow!!!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious dessert...
Thx. for sharing dear :-)
Shrikand is a completely new dessert to me..Great recipe and nice pics..
ReplyDeleteWat a tempting shrikhand, looks gorgeous with all those nuts..
ReplyDeleteLovely bowl of Shrikhand!!
ReplyDeleteShirkand looks very rich dessert,,heard about it but hv nt tasted yet dear...i hope it will taste good with this rich ingredeints..
ReplyDeleteSuperb shrikhand dear...I am drooling over those pictures :)
ReplyDeleteVery tempting.... Perfectly prepared & presented & awesomely captured to bring out its essence..... KUDOS!!!!
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Hey teh Shrikhand looks so yummy...nice Recipe
ReplyDeleteThats one of my favourite dessert. Looks very yummy :)
ReplyDeleteMouth watering recipe.. looks perfect dear!!
ReplyDeleteShrikhand is one of my fav desserts...absolutely yummmm:)
ReplyDeleteLove this..looks so tempting and yumm
ReplyDeleteit looks great and I have forgotten the numerous times of having shrikand so far..love it
ReplyDeleteLove creamy shrikand with all that garnishing.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've tried this before but it sounds awesome. Wish I could have some now :)
ReplyDeleteyummy presentation...
ReplyDeleteShrikand looks delicious..very tempting ...
ReplyDeleteShrikand is sooooo yummy
ReplyDeleteThts lovely.... Shrikand is my favourite... Will try this at home.....
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Madhurya Karthik
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My mom used to make this, love it. Got to try in Summer.
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Shrikhand oh can u plz send me this bowl ???yumm..
ReplyDeleteI've never had a dessert like this - looks great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely entry
ReplyDeletewow this looks great! I love the garnishing.
ReplyDeleteThis is my hubby's favourite dessert. Very nice and creamy one. I love the kesar elaichi flavour the best though these days we get so many flavours.
ReplyDeleteYummilicious shrikhand. Love the color, texture and flavor. Awesome combo, "saffron and nuts."
ReplyDeleteSrikhand is my all time favourite dessert and me and my hubby just need an excuse to indulge in this. I am loving the recipe and the beautiful bowls
ReplyDeleteA bowlful of a heavenly sweet treat. I love my shrikand loaded with nuts. Adding rose petals makes it so flavorful. I remember my mum would chop up fresh rose petals and mix it into the shrikand.
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