Mango Season is almost getting over. Along with Mangoes, memories related to mango also makes the season special to me. Eating Mangoes along with my Grandparents and going back to school after lunch with mango juice strains on uniform. I will be guarding the mango tree at my grandparents house during season. as childrens passing by will throw stones to get mangoes. also we save mangoes from monkeys with a big stick. iam very much missing my childhood days rather than mangoes..
Yesterday when i discovered phirni, i wanted to try it. its an instant dessert recipe i tell you. and the best for the laziest cook like me. it tasted yummy, finally it was a perfect idea to use the ripe mango.
Ingredients:
Beaten Rice Flakes / Aval / Poha - 3/4 cup
Milk - 2 cup's
Sugar - 5 tbsp ( increase if you want phirni more sweeter)
Corn Flour - 1 tbsp ( dissolve the corn flour in 2 tsp's of cold milk)
Mango Puree - 1 cup (Puree of 1 Ripe Mango)
Method:
Dry Fry the Poha till it turns crisper. it just takes less than a minute.
Let the Poha cool and blend in a mixer to coarse powder. keep aside.
Boil the Milk in a pan. on boiling, slow the flame and add the Ground Poha, Sugar and Corn flour-Milk mixture. Mix well so that no lumps are formed. Boil for a minute on slow flame till the phirni becomes little thick.
Cool the Phirni and mix with Mango Puree.
Serve the Mango Phirni with mango pieces on top.
How i served is, first i spooned in plain phirni on the serving bowl, then the second layer is mango puree and the third layer is mango phirni. serve with chopped badam or pistachios on top or with mango pieces. Remember to chill the phirni before serving.
Notes:
Yesterday when i discovered phirni, i wanted to try it. its an instant dessert recipe i tell you. and the best for the laziest cook like me. it tasted yummy, finally it was a perfect idea to use the ripe mango.
Ingredients:
Beaten Rice Flakes / Aval / Poha - 3/4 cup
Milk - 2 cup's
Sugar - 5 tbsp ( increase if you want phirni more sweeter)
Corn Flour - 1 tbsp ( dissolve the corn flour in 2 tsp's of cold milk)
Mango Puree - 1 cup (Puree of 1 Ripe Mango)
Method:
Dry Fry the Poha till it turns crisper. it just takes less than a minute.
Let the Poha cool and blend in a mixer to coarse powder. keep aside.
Boil the Milk in a pan. on boiling, slow the flame and add the Ground Poha, Sugar and Corn flour-Milk mixture. Mix well so that no lumps are formed. Boil for a minute on slow flame till the phirni becomes little thick.
Cool the Phirni and mix with Mango Puree.
Serve the Mango Phirni with mango pieces on top.
How i served is, first i spooned in plain phirni on the serving bowl, then the second layer is mango puree and the third layer is mango phirni. serve with chopped badam or pistachios on top or with mango pieces. Remember to chill the phirni before serving.
Notes:
* Phirni can also be done with basmati rice. but i tell you, with poha its just instant and tasty.
* Aval or Poha should be very thin for making this phirni.
* Prepare plain phirni and serve with cut fruits like apple, pomegranate, chickoo.
Lovely clicks lavi...nice recipe too,I love all kind of phirnis...
ReplyDeletethats a quick say Raks!! now i wanted to try other kind of phirni's!
ReplyDeleteDelicious Phirini,clicks are awesome...
ReplyDeleteI like mango phirni than anyother ....looks yum
ReplyDeletewow awesome clicks n so awesome..
ReplyDeletelooks yumm
ReplyDeletehey lavi....how's you ! longtime....i love this mango phirni looks delicious :D wish i had a tree in my backyard !
ReplyDeletenice and new recipe to me , beautiful clicks
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking phirni.We had 3 mango tress in our backyard. Now i live in an apartment and simply miss the pleasure of picking fresh mangoes :-(
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
This is an awesome, tempting recipe!!!! Loved the idea of adding poha :)
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Phirni looks absolutely irresistible and wonderful..
ReplyDeletewow, love it and like the idea of using poha in phirni as we usually ground up the rice.
ReplyDeletesimple and delicious phirni
ReplyDeleteSimply superb recipe and clicks..
ReplyDeletePhirni is one of my favorite dessert, I make it quite often, but never knew phirni can be made with poha. I make it with ground rice and cashew nuts...just love the addition of mango puree, will try next time...visit me when u have time
ReplyDeleteWow with poha that sounds very interesting...and nice clicks too Lavi
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation... yum phirni...
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a quick dessert. Looks very creamy and delish.
ReplyDeleteI do phirni with just rice flour.It tastes awesome.Next time i will try with poha.
ReplyDeletePhirni is not made with poha. It is basically made with rice only where you make little coarse rice powder and then fry it with ghee and then the rest of the process.
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