You will need:-
100 g Ricotta cheese (Full fat)
75 g full fat milk powder
30 ml double cream
100 g sugar
2 tbsp ghee
Saffron threds soaked in little warm milk
1 tsp cardamom powder
few pistacho for decoration
Method:-
Heat ghee in a heavy bottom pan, keep heat low and add cheese, milk powder and cream. Mix well and keep stirring so doesn't stick to bottom of the pan. Now add sugar and saffron milk and keep stirring till everything comes together and becomes a one mass. Mixture should be like cookie dough so you can roll or make it into a shape. let it cool, now add cardamom powder and mix well. Take small amount of mix and make a small ball or give any shape like i made them into a heart shape. I didn't add any food colour, this is the natural colour from saffron..
Enjoy them as much as we did...
Sending this to Priya's event Heart's for the St Valantine's day .
P. S hi friends, please can you leave your blog URL in my other blog "Other Bloggywood Fellows" , i've moved it there, so i can see when you post a new recipe... it's on my sidebar...
thanks
Wow tempting dessert, Peda looks gorgeous, yummy and awesome...Looks elegant Jagruti..
ReplyDeleteThanks Jagruti for dropping by my blog..its always nice to see a fellow UK blogger :)
ReplyDeleteShall keep dropping by..cheers
Hey thanks priya..you made my day by posting this comment..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Happy Shivaratri to you. I just woke up so still need to make something. Great entry, enjoy the Pedas.
ReplyDeleteOieeee! So cute! Very groovy and delicious! *Gulp* Mmm!!! Yummy!
ReplyDeletethis looks very tempting.. i love pedas..
ReplyDeleteCheese Peda is looking yummy and tempting.
ReplyDeleteHey,this looks too tempting..very delicious Dear :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely and awesome,....sounds good jagruti,and def a perfect one for valentine as well...
ReplyDeleteCheese peda looks simply fabulous and mouthwatering....
ReplyDeleteWow peads looks so delish...yummmm
ReplyDeleteHappy Mahashivratri..
It's very good and sweet... Very well! Ciao. Deborah
ReplyDeletePerfect peda for perfect occasion's...
ReplyDeleteSimply superb!!! yummy and delicious..
ReplyDeleteCute and adorable pedas
ReplyDeleteDelicious Pedas!!!! looks great too:)
ReplyDeletethat is really sinful indeed and cruelly tempting!!!
ReplyDeletehappy Maha Shivaratri !!! have a nice week end!!!
Excellent choice for the weekend Jag! Looks gorgeous these pedas. So are you planning a trip to Dubai this summer?
ReplyDeleteJagruti, Hi!!!
ReplyDeleteSinful is right...love the recipe and the heart-shaped pedas!!! I have never tried to make pedas before but for this recipe, I will definitely try them out!!!
Happy Shivaratri to you!!!
Happy MahaShivratri to u and ur family Dear! Pedhas are looking so delicious..loved d presentation too..Gr8 click!
ReplyDeletewow, nice use of cheese to make pedas..they have come out perfect..sorry was away for some days so couldnt do the blog hopping..saw all other posts of your..patra is one of my favorites..
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies..
ReplyDelete@ Ruchicacookes; thinking got to choose from 2-3 places....so never know..where we endup..
@Deepa; not to worry, understand....
This pedas looks so cute to be eaten, great post, dear.
ReplyDeleteShivrathri Wishes 2 U too......Thats a perfect dish for Shivrathri !! Thanks 4 sharing
ReplyDeletepedha looks great with lot of rich stuff!!, very mouthwatering!!
ReplyDeleteSuperb......
ReplyDeleteThanks for visitng my blog.Nice recipe with ricotta cheese.
ReplyDeletehey jagruti happy mahashivratri 2 u 2...this pedas look very very tempting...loved the use of riccota cheese...heart shaped looks very cute
ReplyDeleteHappy Mahashiv ratri!!!... so tempting!!!.. I come soo prepared to your blog, to get my appetites high:).. very nice:):)
ReplyDeleteI love pedas, these look melt in your mouth delicious
ReplyDeleteJagruti,
ReplyDeletePeda looks wonderful.I will give try some time
jagruti,
ReplyDeletePeda look nice. I will try later
oooh...that is sinful and definitely good too :) I can finish that whole set in one go!
ReplyDeleteWow those pedas are so tempting...
ReplyDeletePeda look sinfully rich...
ReplyDeletepeda looks perfect n makes me drool;)
ReplyDeleteYou have a very nice blog with so many homely recipes, Jagruti..:)...LOVE ALL...:)..
ReplyDeleteApt neivedyams for Shivarathri! :)..
Glad that you tried the fritters..did you like it?? :)
How cute and I love the shape! Happy Shivaratri to you. I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteCheers
I'm drooling over ur fudge! Yummy yummy! May I have that some...hehe..!
ReplyDeleteHappy Shivrathri and Valentines to U! Have fun...:)
lovely pedas!
ReplyDeletethis looks cool
ReplyDeletemust give a try
Yeah this is definitely sinful. Sinfully DELICIOUS! I am completely enamored with it! I love ricotta cheese and the flavor of cardamom. What a fantastic dessert!
ReplyDeletean award awaits you dear..please collect it from my blog..congrats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Beautiful Treat on Maha Shivratri !! Nice Recipe....Sorry could not post comment as i was in haridwar to attend Maha Khumb Festival..Will Upload the pics soon..:)
ReplyDeleteThanx guys !!
ReplyDelete@Bharatbhai; very lucky that you able to attend the Maha Khumb Mela...will visit to see pics of mela..
Gorgeous....an awesome presentation too..Happy V day Jagruti !
ReplyDeleteluks luvly.happy valentines day dear.njoy ur day
ReplyDeleteIF these are Vrat food,then I would love to fast all the time...whata gorgeous looking Peda,apt for the occasion...
ReplyDeletevery nice peda's..never knew could make it with Ricotta
ReplyDeleteDelicious and tempting peda...nice presentation.
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