How to Make Nolen Gur Rabri
Nolen Gur Rabri shots require only 5 ingredients and is ready in 6 minutes.
The taste is so unique and delicious that this recipe does not require any cardamom, saffron or nuts. I wanted the taste of the gur to shine and be the prominent flavor, so no additional flavoring was added. I have used Nolen Gur or Date Palm Jaggery but this recipe can be made with any variety of gur/jaggery
For those not familiar with this term-Nolen means new and Gur means jaggery. Winters in Kolkata are synonymous with desserts made from this seasonal delicacy. This gur is basically the sap from the Khajur/khejur trees or date palms. A slit is made in the stem of the trees and an earthern pot tied just below the slit to catch the sap/juice or Ros. The juice collects overnight and then next morning the juice is brought down, boiled and undergoes the process of being converted into gur/jaggery. Any delay in converting the sap into jaggery can lead to fermentation of the sap into alcohol. This fermented sap is sold as Toddy or Tari.
To make this winter specialty available all around the year, they started processing and preserving the otherwise liquid gur in solidified form as Patali Gur. That’s what I have used to make this Rabdi.
Nolen Gur is my weakness and when I am in Kolkata during winter months, I make sure I indulge in Nolen Gur Sandesh and Rosgolla every single day! that’s not an exaggeration. Yes I always come back with a few extra pounds but it is so worth it lol!
I have earlier shared 2 different types of Rabri recipes. The Instant Rabri is made in the microwave and needs only 4 ingredients. I also have shared a baked rabri recipe where we bake ricotta cheese to make rabri in the oven. Both are super easy and delicious. One of my popular posts is the 24 Easy Indian Desserts Ready in 10 Minutes.
Some other Easy desserts to try are-
Mishti Doi- Easy stir and set recipe
Mango Mousse without eggs, gelatin or agar agar
Eggless Gulab Jamun Cake and Rabri Shots
Rose Mousse Shots-No Eggs No Gelatin No Agar Agar
Here is the written recipe, followed by he step by step pictorial one-
Nolen Gur Rabri Shots/Instant Gur Rabri in 6 minutes
Equipment
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1 large microwave safe bowl
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1 spatula
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1 measuring cups and spoons
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1 grater
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20 2 oz shot glasses
Ingredients
- 3/4 cup Grated Patali Gur/Nolen Gur/date palm Jaggery If you get Nolen gur in liquid form, then use 100 grams or 100 ml
- 1 1/2 cup Full Fat Milk Powder I used Nido brand
- 300 ml Heavy whipping Cream chilled
- 4 tbsp Condensed Milk
- 1 cup Milk I used 2 % milk
- 1 tbsp chopped pistachios for garnishing
Instructions
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Thaw the Patali Gur/Nolen Gur overnight in the refrigerator. Grate 3/4 cup and put the remaining back in the freezer. Save 2 tsp for garnishing later
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In microwave safe bowl, mix milk powder, grated jaggery and heavy whipping cream. Mix well with a spatula to make a lump free batter
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Add in the condensed milk and mix again
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Microwave for 1 minute. Remove from microwave, give it a stir and microwave again for 1 minute. Microwave in intervals of 1 minute for a total of 6 minutes, stirring well with a spatula after every minute.
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So its 1 minute, stir,+1 minute, stir+1 minute, stir+1 minute, stir+1 minute, stir+1 minute, stir for a total of 6 minutes
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After 4 minutes. the batter will start to come up. Watch it carefully. If you see the batter coming up, pause the microwaving process till it goes down and resume cooking again.
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Add the Milk and mix well. At this point the Rabri will be runny. It will thicken as it cools. Use a Tbsp to fill up the shot glasses. Each 2 oz shot glass contains 3.5 tbsp of rabri.
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Cover with foil and refrigerate for 6-8 hours, minimum 6 hours.
For topping
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Take 2 tsp nolen gur in a small bowl. Add 1/2 to 1 tsp hot water and mix well, breaking the gur with the back of a spoon. Microwave for 10-15 seconds, so the gur melts and you get a smooth paste.
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Put a few drops of the melted gur in each shot glass and top with chopped pistachios. Serve chilled
Notes
Here is the step by step pictorial recipe-
Ingredients
Thaw the Patali Gur/Nolen Gur overnight in the refrigerator. Grate 3/4 cup and put the remaining back in the freezer. Save 2 tsp for garnishing later
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