Rose flavored Kulfi with Dry fruit and Bournville Chocolate Recipe
Romi Bhattacharjee
88 Recipes
Nurtured by the nourishing meals of her mother and pishimoni (paternal aunt), Romi ...
Romi Bhattacharjee
88 Recipes
Nurtured by the nourishing meals of her mother and pishimoni (paternal aunt), Romi ...
A classic Indian dessert reinvented—this rose-kulfi combines the beauty of tradition with the boldness of dark chocolate and the subtle surprise of dry fruits with each luscious, creamy mouthful.
Difficulty:medium
Serves:6
Time:6h 25mins
Contains egg: No
Dry fruits and Bournville chocolate-enriched rose-flavored kulfi combines eternal Indian sweetness and sophisticated decadence. Innovative kulfi that's easy to prepare and impossible to forget.
Kulfi has never lacked its fan base. It's that straight-impressing dessert that doesn't require any promotion—it just turns up and captures your heart. And so, comes the rose-flavored kulfi with the dark twist. Think old-world kulfi appeal mixed with the deep, bitter zing of Bournville chocolate......Read More
Ingredients
6
Servings
For the Recipe
- Full-fat milk – 1 liter
- Condensed milk – 1/2 cup
- Rose syrup/Rooh Afza – 3 tbsp (adjust to taste)
- Cardamom powder – 1/2 tsp (optional)
- Mixed dry fruits – 1/4 cup (finely chopped; almonds, pistachios, cashews)
- Fresh cream – 2 tbsp (optional, for richer texture)
Directions

In a heavy-bottomed pan, bring 1 liter of milk to a gentle boil, then stir in the condensed milk until fully blended.

Simmer the mixture, stirring frequently, until it reduces to approximately three-quarters of its original volume, about 10–12 minutes.

Stir in rose syrup and, if desired, a pinch of cardamom powder for a subtle aromatic note.

Gently fold in the chopped dry fruits, ensuring they're evenly distributed throughout the mixture.

Add fresh cream and blend thoroughly for a smooth, rich consistency.

Turn off the heat and allow the mixture to cool slightly, stirring gently to maintain a smooth texture.

Finely chop or grate the Bournville chocolate into small pieces for easy incorporation.

Once the mixture is lukewarm, stir in the chopped Bournville chocolate, allowing it to either melt slightly for a smooth blend or remain chunky for added texture.

Carefully pour the mixture into kulfi molds, ensuring an even distribution.

Cover the molds with foil or lids, insert the sticks, and freeze for a minimum of 6–8 hours, or preferably overnight.

Dip the mold in warm water for 5 seconds to release the kulfi easily. Garnish with a drizzle of rose syrup, additional chopped chocolate, or a sprinkle of crushed nuts for an elegant finish.
Serve immediately.
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