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Cardamom Powder Recipes. Indian Elaichi Powder Recipes. When whole cardamom is finely grinded we get cardamom powder. Because the taste of cardamom is so strong, you only need a pinch of it to flavor the food. The outside pod is not used to make the powder but can instead be used to infuse tea. Elaichi powder is widely used in Indian cuisine, mostly in sweet dishes and also in the middle-east to flavor beverages.

Indian Elaichi Powder Recipes

We think that only whole cardamom pods are used to flavor savory Indian recipes but that isn’t true. The famous Dal Baati Churma has 3 elements one of which is churma. This is made with whole wheat flour, semolina and sugar and flavored with elaichi powder. This is then deep fried and served with hot dal. The combination of sweet and savory makes this dish wonderful. Another authentic recipe, Bikaneri Bhujia, is thick sev flavored with pepper and cardamom and deep fried to perfection!

The most common use of cardamom powder would be to flavor desserts. In India almost all sweets have a hint of cardamom in them which makes them so rich in taste. It is added in sweets that are served at festivals like Malai Peda, Rice Kheer and Sheera. It is also added to the Indian version of ice-cream called Kulfi and its different varieties like Kesar Kulfi Falooda because of the unique taste it provides.

Innovative Cardamom Powder Recipes

It is a common tradition to have toast alongside a steaming cup of Elaichi Tea in the mornings. The toast usually served is Rusk. It is basically a bread that is baked twice to make it super crisp, tasty and aromatic. Since it is a little sweet in taste, the hint of cardamom tastes wonderful! A great way to cool off in the summer is by the way of summer drinks. Two delicious recipes that are perfect as coolers are Panha and Thai smoothie. They both have a hint of spices that give an innovative twist to them.

Appams are tiny snacks that are made in southern India which are usually salty in taste. But you can make them unusual by making sweeter versions of it like Jowar and Pear Appam and adding elaichi powder to it for a unique taste.

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Kulfi is a frozen dessert, which all of us relish but often tend to avoid because of its high calorific value. Here is a simple yummy low fat kulfi that doesn't take forever to prepare and provides substantial amounts of calcium without the fat. Enhance its appeal and vitamin C levels by serving it with a strawberry sauce.

Kulfi is a frozen dessert which all of us relish but which we often avoid it because of its high caloric value. Here is a simple but yummy low fat kulfi that doesn't take forever to prepare and provides substantial amounts of calcium without the fat. Enhance its appeal and vitamin C levels by serving it with a strawberry sauce and enjoy it with your family and loved ones.

Pistachio added to sandesh gives you a mouthwatering recipe.

A traditional coconut meat sweet.

A delightful combination of rabdi and mangoes interlaced between layers of vanilla sponge and topped with fresh cream. You can also try other gateau recipes like the Orange Gateau or Strawberry White Chocolate Gateau .

Traditional thandai is used to flavour this souffle making it a very unusual combination.

A delectable vegetarian dish made from paneer, which is simmered in a rich gravy and flavoured with ajwain.

A unique east-west blending of Desserts Carrot halwa, a sweetmeat popular all over India, rolled within freshly made pancakes, topped with thickened milk and baked in a casserole.

Stewed apple rings topped with freshly cooked rabdi and nuts. An immensely pleasing visual presentation.

Summer would be so empty and lifeless without mangoes. Whether you like them raw or ripe, cooked or uncooked, juiced or sliced, mangoes breath back life into us, as the sweltering heat saps our energy. And, this Summer Mango Cooler does the job perfectly well. Sharp, tangy notes of raw mango are mellowed with sugar and tinged with tantalizing hints of cardamom and saffron, making this an ever-popular drink with kids and adults alike. Serve chilled for the best experience.

Rasgulla rolls interlaced with sandesh and attractively presented in banana leaf boats.

Saffron flavoured rasgullas stuffed with dry fruits. Another popular variation of the rasgullas.

A cone made of pistachio barfi filled with gulkand flavoured dry fruits.

This is a smoothie that every tea-lover would have dreamed of, but never tried! Well, we tried it for you and it turned out great – so now it’s your turn. In this unique creation, tea and curds are blended together with an aromatic spice infusion and a hint of vanilla and nutmeg, to make a refreshing smoothie that has a strong tinge of tea. The Spiced Chai Smoothie gets its flavour from a special infusion of honey and whole spices. It is important to allow this mixture to cook for the specified time, in order to get a rich aroma and flavour. It is also essential to let the tea bags to infuse in the spiced water for a whole five minutes – if it is not properly infused, you will not get a deep tea flavour in the smoothie. Follow the recipe as mentioned, and you will end up with a really exotic treat! You can also try your hand at other fabulous smoothies like the Melon Smoothie , Mango Banana Smoothie , and Peach Yogurt Smoothie .
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