Story behind KALAKAND and it's recipe.

Hello everyone! Today's dessert is pure magic. One bite of this dessert gets you back to experiencing all the memories from your childhood. The richness in every single bite is beyond explanations.




I had recently tried this recipe at home and I was shocked to find so many different stories behind "why it was named as kalakand?" 

Out of so many stories I found this one which was the most interesting. It is said that the person who made this dessert was Baba Thakur Das. When people used to ask him why he named it as Kalakand he would say that making this dessert itself is an Art. It was said that it was an accident because while he was boiling the milk it split, he couldn't throw it. So he decided to cook it and then by accident "Alwar ki Kalakand" was made. 




Preparation time      : 10-15 minutes.
Cooking time           : 45-60 minutes.
Servings                   : 5-6 people. 

Ingredients: 
500 ml             Milk 
200 ml             Condensed Milk
400 gm            Grated Paneer 
10-15               Cashew Nuts
8-13                 Almonds 
6-11                 Pistachios 
1 tsp                 Ghee 
1 tsp                 Cardamom Powder 
A pinch of Salt
A few strands of Saffron 
1/2 tsp for greasing the tray 

Method: 
  1. In a kadhai add milk and paneer. Cook it until the milk is absorbed completely.
  2. Add ghee and the dry fruits, let it roast for a bit.
  3. Then add condensed milk, saffron strands, cardamom powder and a pinch of salt cook it until it starts getting thicker in consistency. 
  4. Now it could be served hot in a bowl. Or else grease a tray, pour the hot kalakand in it and let it come to room temperature. 
  5. Once it's in the room temperature put it in the refrigerator for 1 hour. 
  6. Once it's properly set remove it out of the refrigerator. 
  7. Shape it or cut it according to your preference and serve. 

Comments

Shinu said…
I woud had never gussed that ther was also paneer added in it as an ingredientπŸ˜…, I use to think it's totally made up of milk.
Sarita Amin said…
Super very deliciousπŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹πŸ˜‹
One of my favourite sweets, it's just irresistible and I really would love to try it soon!
Unknown said…
I tasted it very rich in taste.
keep it up.πŸ‘
dolsidias said…
Love itπŸ€€πŸ€€πŸ€€πŸ€€πŸ€€πŸ‘πŸ‘
Unknown said…
It's just delicious πŸ˜‹
Unknown said…
Story is quite interesting
Sarika Poojari said…
Superb ��������
Austin said…
Wow..... 😊
Apurva S Gosar said…
One of my favourite Sweet dishes πŸ˜‹ will surely try soon...πŸ₯°
Sudhir kotian said…
Keep posting such amazing receipe to try on
Welcome said…
Keep going πŸ‘πŸ»
Unknown said…
Sweets over everything ❤️
Anonymous said…
Great! One.... Cheers
saliansanjay said…
One of my favorite πŸ‘πŸ‘ŒπŸ˜‹
Yohan said…
Good start... This is one of my favourite in dessert πŸ˜‹❤️
Unknown said…
WowooooπŸ‘πŸ‘Œ
Sunita A. said…
Keep going. All the best.������
Usha said…
Nice Recipe..
Keep up the Good Work
Woaah so tempting πŸ˜πŸ˜πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ’―
Adhish Poojari said…
Gonna really try it soon🀟🏻
Atharva Shirole said…
Story is quite interesting
Hamdan Qureshi said…
Nicely explained!!! Story part literally steal the show ☺️
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