Dairymilk Malai Doodh Pitha Recipe
Antara Basu
360 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Antara Basu
360 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Bengali ‘pithas’ define the sweetness of traditional Bengali cuisine. And adding a chocolatey spin always adds more fun. This Cadbury Dairymilk Malai Doodh Pitha is one such recipe.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:9
Time:1 hours
Contains egg: No
Pithe, also spelled ‘pitha’, recipes are an integral part of Bengali culinary culture. Made during the harvest festival of Poush Parbon, these treats strike a perfect balance of sweet taste and subtle flavours. Amongst all the different kinds of pithas, doodh pitha, also known as ‘dudh puli’, is a classic winter-time treat. This traditional Bengali pithe recipe features crescent rice dumplings stuffed with khoya, coconut, and more and simmered in sweetened, thickened milk. Garnished with chop......Read More
Ingredients
9
Servings
For the Recipe
- Dairymilk: 4 packets
- Water: 1.5 cups
- Ghee: 1 tsp
- Rice Flour: 1.5 cups
- Powdered Sugar: To taste 2–3 tbsp
- Desiccated Coconut: 2 tbsp
- Cardamom Powder: 1 / 2 tsp
- Dry Fruits : ¼ cup
- Full-Fat Milk: 1 liter (~4.2 cups)
- Saffron (Kesar): 8–10 strands
Directions

In a pan, add 1.5 cups of water and bring it to a boil. Add 1 tsp of ghee and 1.5 cups of rice flour.

Mix well on low flame, then cover and set aside to rest

In a bowl, mix in desiccated coconut, powdered sugar, and your choice of chopped dry fruits.

Knead the rested rice flour dough for 5–6 minutes until it is very smooth. This prevents the balls from breaking in the milk.

Take a small portion of dough, flatten it, place a spoonful of the premade stuffing inside, and seal it to form a ball.

In a pan, boil 1 liter of full-fat milk until it reduces to about 3/4 of its original volume

Add 2 tbsp desiccated coconut, 1/4 cup Dairymilk, and saffron strands.

Gently add the pitha balls to the milk. Cook on medium flame for 12–15 minutes. You will know they are done when the balls begin to float to the surface

Garnish with dry fruits and enjoy this rich, traditional dessert.
For stuffing can use khoya with powdered sugar also.
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