1.
Tie the yogurt in a clean piece of muslin ( or cheese ) cloth and put it on the strainer and place a bowl underneath the strainer to collect the excess water Keep it in the refrigerator for about 8 hours to drain off the whey . Alternatively , you may hang it over the kitchen sink but the curd may
2.
Take 2 ripe mango and peel it. Cut it into pieces and transfer these pieces into the blender. Blend them into a smooth puree . Then strain the puree so that all the fiber is removed, however, you may skip straining if you feel that the fibers are not big enough .
3.
When the yogurt is semi - dry , scoop it out of the cloth and place it in a bowl . Beat well with a whisk or spoon .
4.
When the yogurt is light and fluffy in texture , add strained mango puree and powdered sugar as per your taste
5.
Mix well making sure the sugar gets dissolved in curd .
6.
Add the cardamom powder , half of the chopped dry nuts , and saffron milk ( soak 7-8 strands of saffron in 1 tablespoon warm milk ) .
7.
Mix gently. Keep the shrikhand in the fridge to chill for 2-3 hours before serving .
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