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A simple recipe for homemade saffron peda made by reducing full-fat milk until it forms a solid khoya.
This video demonstrates how to make traditional Indian pedas at home using only milk, sugar, and saffron. The process involves boiling and reducing 4 liters of milk in two separate pans to speed up the thickening process until a smooth khoya is formed. Once thickened, the mixture is flavored with saffron and a small amount of sugar, then cooled, kneaded into a smooth dough, and shaped into small, bite-sized balls for a rich, melt-in-the-mouth dessert.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 liter full-fat milk
- 1/4 cup sugar
- to taste saffron
- 2-3 green cardamom powder, crushed
- to taste castor sugar
Equipment
Steps
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1Boil the milk in two pans and reduce it over medium-high heat until it thickens into a khoya. 0:41
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2Add saffron strands to the boiling milk to infuse color and flavor. 2:17
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3Combine the reduced mixtures from both pans into one and stir continuously to prevent burning. 3:50
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4Add sugar to the khoya and continue cooking until it becomes a thick, smooth dough. 4:57
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5Cool the mixture, knead in cardamom powder until the dough is smooth, and shape into small balls. 4:32
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6Roll the finished pedas in castor sugar and top with a saffron strand. 5:54
Finishing
- Roll in castor sugar for a classic look
- Garnish with a single saffron strand
Storage
Store in an airtight container for longevity.
Notes from the creator
- Using two pans helps the milk reduce much faster.
- Use a heavy-bottomed or iron pan for the best texture and easier stirring.
- If the dough is too sticky, chill it in the refrigerator for 5 minutes before shaping.
Key Points
- 0:09 Start by boiling 4 liters of full-fat milk to extract the cream and begin the reduction process.
- 0:38 Simmer the milk in two separate pans to reduce it efficiently and add saffron for flavor and color.
- 3:31 Continue cooking the thickened mixture (khoya) until it reaches a smooth, cohesive consistency.
- 4:58 Add sugar to the khoya and stir constantly to achieve a smooth texture without burning.
- 5:16 Shape the cooled dough into small rounds and finish by rolling them in castor sugar and garnishing with a strand of saffron.
Worth watching if: You want to learn how to make traditional Indian sweets from scratch using only a few basic pantry ingredients.
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