Dessert Recipe: In hot and humid weather, breasts often curdle. In such a situation, either the milk is thrown away or curd is curdled. This also wastes money and throwing away milk is not considered good.
Today we will make two such recipes from curdled milk, which are delicious and can be made with household ingredients in less time. You can prepare Odisha’s famous Chhena Poda and Kalakand from curdled milk at home. The method of making both these dishes is very easy.
Spoiled Milk (Photo.Social Media)
Ingredients to make Chhena Poda
- curdled milk
- Semolina
- sugar powder
- Ghee
- Milk
- cardamom powder
- chopped dry fruits
How to make Chhena Poda
- To make this, first separate the chenna and water from the curdled milk.
- Take out the chenna in a separate vessel. Now we will mash it a little and then mix semolina, cardamom powder, sugar and some chopped dry fruits in it.
- Now add some ghee to it and prepare a special mixture of all the ingredients.
- Keep this mixture covered for 20 minutes, after that add some milk to it.
- Now take a cake tin and grease it thoroughly with ghee.
- Now put the prepared mixture in this tin and bake it.
- After some time, check it by inserting a toothpick or knife.
- When it becomes sponge-like, turn it on a plate and cut it into shapes.
- Your delicious Chhena Poda is ready.
Chhena Poda (Photo.Social Media)
Ingredients for making Kalakand
- curdled milk
- condensed milk
- cardamom powder
- chopped dry fruits
- Ghee
Kalakand (Photo.Social Media)
How to make Kalakand
To make this, first take chenna in a pan and mash it. Now add some condensed milk to it and mix both. Now cook the mixture of these two thoroughly on low flame. As soon as this mixture becomes slightly golden, then add some sugar to it and cook.
Keep cooking it for 15 to 20 minutes, when the mixture becomes thick, mix cardamom powder in it. After mixing everything well, cool it. When it cools down, apply some ghee in a plate and take it out. After spreading it, you can serve it by adding chopped dry fruits on it.
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