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Showing posts with label no bake. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 October 2015

DIY: DDL (Dulce De Leche)

From the time I started baking, I have heard about this DDL. I was always skeptical about making this as it involved using Pressure cooker. But I mustered some courage and made it, believe me, it was AWESOME. I literally had to hide it from mu hubby who was gulping it. Yeah it was that tasty.



Anyway, DDL is yum on its own, however I decided to make some Brownies with it. I will share the recipe in my next post.



But for now, lets make some DDL.




Ingredients

Condensed Milk - 1 Can (I used Milk Maid, Amu Mithai Mate also works fine)

Method

  • If the can contains any plastic lid remove them.
  • Fill half of the Pressure cooker with water and place the can in the water.
  • Don't place the can standing in the cooker, tilt the cans on its side so the can is fully immersed in water.
  • Close the lid and put the weight on, keep the stove on high flame.
  • After the 2st whistle reduce it to Low Flame, and leave it on low flame for 30-45 minutes.
  • After 30 minutes finish off the flame and allow it to cool on it own.
  • Once its completely cooled off open the tin and voila DDL is ready.
Note:If you are planning to use them later please store them in refrigerator. Seriously, if you want to use it later, don't taste it all or else you will finish everything and there ill be nothing left to store :-) It Happened with me couple of times. 

Thursday, 8 October 2015

Super soft and Fluffy Cake in Sandwich Maker 

Who Says you need a Oven or Microwave to make a Cake!! All you need is a Sandwich Maker. Honestly  don't prefer using Pressure Cooker to make a cake as I find the process tiring and then the Cooker does not work well for other purposes. You may not be able to make complicated Cakes in the SW Maker however t will help you to satisfy your Cake Pangs.

Actually I find this method to be quicker as the Cake is ready in 2 minutes. You can take any simple recipe and make this. I used a Egg less Vanilla Cake Recipe. The cake recipes with eggs will come out much better for sure, however, due to the food choice of my family members I did not try it yet.



Ingredients

Maida or APF - 1 Cup
Sugar - 1/2 Cup
Curd- 1/2 Cup
Milk- /4 Cup
Cooking Oil - 1/2 Cup
Baking Powder - 1 Teaspoon
Vanilla Essence - 1 Teaspoon

Method

  • In a mixing bowl, add all ingredients except APF and Baking powder and whisk it well.
  • Sieve Baking Powder and APF together 2-3 times.
  • Now add the sieved Mixture to the ingredients in the mixing bowl and mix till they are all combined well.
  • Meanwhile, switch on the SW maker and once its ready, grease it with some oil and pour the prepared batter into the SW maker.
  • Close the SW maker and leave it for a minute or 2.
  • If required you can flip it and do the other side for like 30 seconds.
  • Enjoy Your Cake.



Note: The picture you see above is cooked for a minute on each side on the SW maker. The below picture in when I left it for more time (2-3 minute) to brown well.



I personally liked the 2nd One while my hubby liked the first one so cook it as per your wish. 



Saturday, 7 June 2014

Eggless Mango Cheese Cake - No Bake, No Egg. 

I have already posted the recipe for Mango Mousse with Mango Glaze. Using that on a biscuit base you get this beauty. The only requirement is you need a Tart Tin or spring form pan to make this. 

If not, you can use any tin with loose bottom or line the regular tin with cling Film so that it hangs over the side so it is easy to pull the cake. 

As I was busy with guests that day, I forgot to coer it with cling film and hence the Ice coating on top. Nevertheless, it tasted yum. So remember to cover it with Cling Film. 




Ingredients

For the Base:
Biscuit - 30-40 (I used 1 big packet of Marie)
Melted Butter - 100 Grams

For Mousse:
Paneer/Cottage Cheese - 1 Packet (I used Milky Mist 200 Grams)
Condensed Milk - 1 Tin (I used Milk Maid 400 Ml)
Gelatin - 3 Tablespoon+3 Tablespoon
Mango Pulp - 300 Ml + 300 Ml
Sugar - 2 - 4 Tablespoon (Optional, If your mango is sweet you can skip this)

For Mango glaze
Gelatin - 3 Tablespoon
Mango Pulp - 300 Ml
Sugar - 2 - 4 Tablespoon (Optional, If your mango is sweet you can skip this)

Method

  • Powder the biscuit using blender or hand.
  • Melt the butter and add the powdered biscuit to it and mix well.
  • Take your Tart tin or Spring form pan and using your fingers spread the biscuit-Butter mixture. 
  • Press to form a even base and put this fridge for 10 minutes. 
  • Soak all (6 Tablespoon) of the Gelatin in little cold water for some minutes till it becomes fluffy. This may take 10 minutes.
  • After 10 minutes, mix this soaked Gelatin in hot water and mix well till it becomes transparent. 
  • Meanwhile, In a blender add Paneer, Condensed Milk, 300 ml of Mango Pulp and blend it well.
  • To this add  half of the prepared gelatin and mix well.
  • Take your serving dish and fill 1/2 or 3/4 of the dish with the prepared Mousse. 
  • Pop this into the freezer for 10 -15 minutes.
  • Meanwhile take the remaining Gelatin and Mango Pulp and mix them together.
  • Now remove the Mousse from the dish and pour a thin layer of the prepared mango glaze on top of the mousse. 
  • Pop this into the freezer for 10 -15 minutes.
  • Meanwhile take the remaining Gelatin and Mango Pulp and mix them together.
  • Now remove the Mousse from the dish and pour a thin layer of the prepared mango glaze on top of the mousse. 
  • Cover the dish with some cling film and keep it in the freezer for 15-30 minutes or till the Mousse and Glaze is set.
  • Serve it chilled.