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Low fat milk thickened with apple. The addition of nutmeg and cardamom blends well with the subtle flavours. Try not to peel the apple, as much of the fibre is present in the peel and just below it. Select sweet apples for this recipe, as sharp apples can split the rabadi bitter and so render it useless.
Preparation Time: 5 minsCooking Time: 15 mins Makes 3 servings Show me for servings
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This is simply a mind-blowing recipe.Actually I had tried this recipe a number of times and all the times I ended with good praise from all my friends and relatives.I first tried this recipe when i was in college.This recipe was demonstrated by Mrs Dalal in her show "Cook it up with Tarladalal" in Sony channel with anchor Sudhanshu.It was simply delicious.Then when I got married and came to my hubby's place, again I tried this dessert and my hubby,mom-in-law and pop-in-law also liked it very much.They appreciated very much as it was something totally different from the normal payasam which is our famous south-Indian delicacy.What else would a daughter-in-law expect from her in-laws as soon as the marriage!This was actually a boon from Mrs Dalal for me that I did not get any footings from my in-laws regarding cookery.Thank U Tarlaji.
Fantastic. Rabdi is loved by all.
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