Add saffron to the warm milk and set aside
Mix together the cream and milk powder in a non-stick pan. I strongly suggest using a flexible spatula as well to make the process easier
Cook on a low flame until the mixture bubbles and thickens
Continue to cook until it reaches a soft, dough-light consistency. This took me around 7-8 minutes
Now add the saffron milk and cardamom powder
Mix again and cook on low heat for a further 7-8 minutes
The mixture will become silky soft and easy to almost fold into itself
Take a tiny bit between your fingertips and see if you can roll it into a small ball. That's the right consistency
Remove into a wide bowl and let it cool until just lukewarm
Now add the sugar and knead well with your fingers until the sugar has completely blended into the peda dough
Roll into small balls of your desired size and flatten lightly with your thumb
Place chopped nuts or chocolate chips in the dent and serve immediately
The peda stays good for a day at room temperature in an airtight container and refrigerated up to three days but it is best eaten fresh