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Easy Rasmalai Recipe, 10-Min Rasmalai, Easy Diwali Sweets

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Easy Rasmalai Recipe – My mom-in-law makes a quick and easy rasmalai using milk powder. While that’s great for days you don’t have time to make the chenna from scratch, etc, there’s another trick for making super easy rasmalai in 10 mins! This is perfect for festival days when you are making a variety of dishes and also have to cook your regular meals.

Easy 10-Min Rasmalai | Diwali Sweets | Diwali Recipes

To make rasmalai from scratch: you need to split whole milk using a lemon, vinegar or curd, much like we make paneer at home. That cheese is then hung and squeezed dry, kneaded well, and shaped into balls which are then cooked in a milk base and soaked.

It’s delicious and not as difficult as it is time-consuming but when you can get a similar result in 10 mins, I am not picking the longer route. I am just not that kinda girl!

You may also like the following quick and easy Diwali sweets:

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Rasgulla Recipe

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Easy rasmalai recipe, a step by step recipe to make rasgulla from scratch at home. Perfect quick and easy sweet recipe for Diwali
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Recipe type: Indian Sweets
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 12 Rasgulla
Ingredients
  • 12 rasgulla
  • ½ cup of condensed milk (adjust to level of sweetness preferred)
  • 2 cups of milk (any fat content you prefer)
  • 3 green cardamom seeds, powdered
  • A few strands of saffron (optional)
  • 2-3 tbsp of chopped nuts like almonds, pistachios, cashew nuts or a mix of what you have in hand
Instructions
  1. Drain the rasgulla from the can and squeeze to remove any extra syrup inside. I used a lemon squeezer to make the job easier. Be gentle though, otherwise the rasgulla will crumble. You don't have to squeeze the life out of them, just get most of the syrup out so that our milk mixture can get in and soak up the ragullas nicely.
  2. Mix the milk and condensed milk and bring to boil
  3. Add the cardamom powder and saffron and simmer for 3-4 mins.
  4. Then add the drained rasgullas and chopped nuts.
  5. Mix well and let it simmer together for another minute.
  6. Remove from fire, let it cool down and refrigerate for a few hours.
  7. Serve chilled with more crushed nuts on top.

Step by Step Rasmalai Recipe:

1. Drain the rasgulla from the can and squeeze to remove any extra syrup inside.
Easy 10-Min Rasmalai | Diwali Sweets | Diwali Recipes

I used a lemon squeezer to make the job easier. Be gentle though, otherwise the rasgulla will crumble. You don’t have to squeeze the life out of them, just get most of the syrup out so that our milk mixture can get in and soak up the ragullas nicely.

Easy 10-Min Rasmalai | Diwali Sweets | Diwali Recipes

2. Mix the milk and condensed milk and bring to boil. Add the cardamom powder and saffron and simmer for 3-4 mins. Then add the drained rasgullas and chopped nuts. Mix well and let it simmer together for another minute.

3. Remove from fire, let it cool down and refrigerate for a few hours. Serve chilled with more crushed nuts on top.

Easy 10-Min Rasmalai | Diwali Sweets | Diwali Recipes

Yum! Any milk-based sweet is right up on my list of favourites but rasmalai does hold a special place in both TH’s and my heart!

Hope you try this easy Rasmalai recipe this Diwali.

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  1. Sowmya says

    I have a small baby, hence a very tight schedule ! Had to make dessert for 15 people in 30 min and your trick worked like a charm !! Kudos to you !

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  14. Madhavi says

    Even i make the same way, the only difference is i use sugar. I think condensed mik is a great idea, it will definitely give some richness to the dish.

    As usual beautiful clicks!

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