Easy Kalakand | Indian milk cake| Festival sweet| Kalakand under 15 minutes| How to make Kalakand with step by step instructions and pictorial presentation
Today I am sharing the Easy Kalakand | Indian milk cake recipe, which can be made easily under 15 minutes, with just 2 prime ingredients.
Moreover it’s moist, juicy and has a soft grainy texture. It’s melt in mouth sweet made with homemade Condensed milk.
This is an apt recipe to be made during festivals like Raksha Bandhan or on special occasions, as this quick recipe saves quite a lot of time.
2 prime ingredients used to make Easy Kalakand | Indian milk cake :
This instant recipe of Kalakand/ Indian milk cake is made using 2 prime ingredients, i.e. Condensed milk and Paneer.
Here to make Kalakand/ Indian milk cake, I have used homemade condensed milk by reducing the milk with sugar. I have shared the recipe of making condensed milk below.
Easy Kalakand | Indian milk cake under 15 minutes
So here is an easy to make recipe, which can be prepared under 15 minutes, with little bit of pre-preparation on the previous day.
You may like to try my other Mithai/Sweets recipes.
Karachi Halwa/ Bombay Halwa
Step by step instructions to make Easy Kalakand | Indian milk cake
Let’s make condensed milk first :
Boil 500 ml(1/2 liter) milk. Add 1 small bowl of sugar. Reduce milk for about 10 minutes. Milk would start to thicken. stir continuously. cook for about five more minutes. Cool & transfer into glass jar or bottle.
Condensed milk can be stored in the fridge upto 3 days.
Method to make Kalakand :
In a bowl mix paneer, condense milk and milk powder.
Put this mixture in a nonstick pan/kadahi and cook on medium heat, add cardamom powder, stir it continuosly till it leave the sides.
Spread it on a greased plate/ bowl and spread dryfruits over it.
Press it little to properly stick to mithai.
Garnish with saffron strands.
keep it in fridge for 3 to 4 hours to set well, when it slightly cool down.
Cut into pieces in desired shape and enjoy with your family.
Happy cooking
Regards ❤️
Lata
Receipe card :
- 200gms condense milk(homemade)
- 250gms fresh paneer/cottage cheese(homemade)
- 1 tbsp milk powder
- 1 cup chopped pista cashews and almonds
- 5-6 cardamom powdered
- To make condense milk at home:
- 500 ml(1/2 liter) milk
- 1 small bowl of sugar or less or more to your taste
- Let's make condensed milk first :
- Boil 500 ml(1/2 liter) milk. Add 1 small bowl of sugar. Reduce milk for about 10 minutes. Milk would start to thicken. stir continuously. cook for about five more minutes. Cool & transfer into glass jar or bottle.
- Condensed milk can be stored in the fridge upto 3 days.
- Method to make Kalakand :
- In a bowl mix paneer, condense milk and milk powder.
- Put this mixture in a nonstick pan/kadahi and cook on medium heat, add cardamom powder, stir it continuosly till it leave the sides.
- Spread it on a greased plate/ bowl and spread dryfruits over it.
- Press it little to properly stick to mithai.
- Garnish with saffron strands.
- keep it in fridge for 3 to 4 hours to set well, when it slightly cool down.
- Cut into pieces in desired shape and enjoy with your family
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Delicious kalakand. Kalakand by far is the tastiest sweet. You are severely testing my resolve of no sweets this Diwali.
Thank you Archana. It’s really difficult to stay away from delicious goodies during Festive season. More power to you girl
Oooo, yum, yumm! My mouth is already watering! I love eating this, especially totally chilled! Fudgy and delicious! Super share dear!
Thank you Vanitha
Kalakand, what a gorgeous and mouthwatering sweet! I simply love it. Beautiful share.
Thank you Jagruti.
I love the soft delicious taste of kalakand. Making it with condensed milk is so much easier. Lovely recipe Lata.
True that Mayuri. Thank you.
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