ROSE LASSI
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Yet another refreshing drink, prepared with Rose Syrup, Yogurt/Curd and Milk. With the richness of traditional Lassi comes along the redolent fragrance of Roses. Rose Lassi is a delicious combination of a Milk Shake and a Smoothie with an authentic Indian touch. Some recipes call for adding a pinch of Cardamom or Saffron to enhance the flavour of the drink.
Though believed to have originated from Punjab, Lassi can be seen in
Gujarat, Rajasthan and even in parts of Pakistan. A popular drink
throughout the Northern States of India, are whipped up into many
variations to bring a special note of the same drink throughout India.
Lassi comes into limelight along with the arrival of sweltering summer.
Roadside shops and eateries cater this creamy drink during summer. A sip of the Sweet Punjabi Lassi, topped with a dollop of Malai(fresh cream), is an utter treat and utmost delicacy.
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It is an astounding fact that Yogurt/Curd is an integral part of Indian Tradition and an unavoidable part of Indian Cuisine. Yogurt/Curd - Dahi/Dai as commonly called in North Indian languages and as Thayir/Perugu/Mosaru in the South Indian States. Once an agricultural bound Nation, cattle rearing were a part and parcel of their life. Availability and use of Milk and milk products were a part of their daily life. So it's not a wonder that we all like Milk, Dahi/Curd (Yogurt -in our very own form). All the more, we have a special place for it in our Pantry. And it is a daily routine to make fresh curd on a daily basis at home. We also knew wonderful techniques to convert it into tasty Desserts like Shrikhand, Mishti Doi & Bhapa Doi, healthy Drinks like Chaas, Sambharam and Lassi. We love to accompany Raithas/Salads with Rice and Roti or make curries out of Yogurt/Curd.
Lassi may taste like a treat, but it’s one that comes with health benefits! The yogurt in the lassi is full of probiotics that promote gut health, help digestion, and boost the immune system. It also provides protein and Vitamin-D, along with the beneficial properties of any additional fruits, herbs, or spices. Lassi is so refreshing.
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Rose Lassi is one best drink if you love the sensuous aroma of Rose. Serve it
as a refreshing drink to quench your thirst during sweltering Summer
days or as a Dessert to wash out the spicy dishes. Lassi happily falls
under the category of a dessert masquerading as a drink.
Lassi
- A popular drink throughout the Northern States of India, are whipped
up into many variations to bring a special note of the same drink
throughout India. Next to Mango Lassi, Rose Lassi is yet another variation which tops the popularity. A sip of the Sweet and Flavour filled Rose Lassi, is an utter treat and a sensuous delicacy.
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Cuisine - North Indian
Recipe Type - Drink
Difficulty - Easy
Serves - 1 Tall Glass
Author - SM
Preparation Time - 10 - 15 Minutes
For HOMEMADE ROSE SYRUP, Click here...
HOW TO MAKE ROSE LASSI
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INGREDIENTS:
For Rose Lassi:
Rose Syrup - 2 TablespoonsThick Yogurt/Curd - 1 Cup
Milk - 1/2 Cup
Ice Cubes - 1/4 Cup
Salt - a Pinch (Optional)
Optional Ingredients:
Fresh Cream - 2 Tablespoons
Cardamom Powder - 1/4 Teaspoon
Kewra Water/Essence - a few drops
Dried Rose Petals - for garnishing
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METHOD:
- Crush the Ice Cubes in a blender.
- Add Rose Syrup, Yogurt/Curd, Milk & Fresh Cream to the crushed Ice cubes and whip it up in a blender for a few minutes.
- Blend until all the ingredients are well combined.
- Pour Rose Lassi into a tall glass.
- Serve Rose Lassi Chilled, garnished with a few dried Rose Petals.
For a detailed Recipe on HOMEMADE CURD/YOGURT, Click here...
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NOTES:
- The Yogurt/Curd should not the sour.
- Can substitute Water for Milk.
- Adjust the sweetness to suit your taste preference.
- Rose Syrup I used has added sugar in it. So I did not add Sugar in this Recipe.
- For thicker Lassi, add fresh cream, but it is totally optional.
- Can add a few drops of Kewra Essence/Water, if you like the flavour in Rose Lassi.
- Adding Cardamom Powder, Saffron etc., are purely optional.
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