Chaimui is a Konkani dessert made from curdled milk. In summer, milk gets spoilt easily. You can make this dessert with such curdled milk. If you dont like using spoilt milk, you can use lemon juice and a dessert like Kalakand is ready. Cooking time is 5 - 10 minutes, much lesser than Kalakand.
My Dear Aai's easy recipe -:)
My Dear Aai's easy recipe -:)
Ingredients:
Milk - 500 ml
Lemon juice - 1 tsp
Sugar - about 2 tsp
Green Cardamom/Elaichi - 1 pod
Pistachios or any nuts - 4 (optional)
Method:
1. Heat milk in a heavy bottomed vessel. After milk starts boiling, turn off the gas and add lemon juice. Milk will start curdling. (In case of spoilt milk, follow the method from step 2 as lemon juice is not required to curdle milk.)
2. Once the chenna settles, sieve/strain through a strainer. Use a spoon to press out excess water. Discard the liquid.3. Add the chenna in a heavy bottomed vessel and cook for 2 minutes. Add sugar, ground cardamom, crushed pistachios (or almonds) and continue cooking.
4. Continue cooking till moisture is lost and chaimui is ready. Refrigerate it for an hour.
made it 2day..my son loved it...wil post my recipe soon...urs look tempting
ReplyDeletewow uma within minutes a dessert..thats good da..sure will try this one..looks delicious.
ReplyDeletethis is so interesting. i don't drink milk, i buy it only for my daughter, and sometimes the last cup or so spoils before she can get to it. i always threw it out. i guess this is essentially something close to farmer's cheese... i occasionally make buttermilk when i know milk will spoil otherwise, but i never knew what to do with the one cup that was already spoilt. thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh..this is very quick for people with strong sweet tooth :)
ReplyDeletereally easy dessert ..
ReplyDeleteI can survive only on desserts toooooo...YOur new version is splendid dear.
ReplyDeleteAn awesome quickie,loved it.
ReplyDeleteSo easy and yummy one...i had made one similar to this few days back, will try your way too...superb one uma
ReplyDeleteChaimui sounds like Bengali's sandesh, lovely dessert..thanks for sharing dear..
ReplyDeleteUma, dessert looks nice n seems very quick n easy to make at any time.
ReplyDeletesuch a yummy dessert. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletechaimui looks great uma. It is so much similar to bengali sandesh.
ReplyDeleteThat was quick and rich dessert!
ReplyDeleteI guess instead of making paneer you turn it into a sweet.Lovely idea.
ReplyDeletehmmmm .... kinda like paneer desert ...Never tasted this recipe before. I bet it taste awesome!
ReplyDeleteDessert looks absolute yummy and delectable. LOve it..
ReplyDeleteIf you add saffron instead of cardamom you'll get kesar sandesh...Love this
ReplyDeletesimple dessert...love to try
ReplyDeletenice one...good..
ReplyDeletelooks yummy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sanyukta, Prani, Dana, SS, Preety, Jay, Ms.Chitchat, Sushma, Priya, Sathya, Sridevi, Kshipra, MycookingExperiments, SimplyFood, Preeti, Nithu, Gulmohar, Krishnaveni, Harman, Uma for stopping by and for the comments.
ReplyDeleteDana, am glad u found this dessert useful.
Yeah Priya, Kshipra this is similar to Sandesh.
Gulmohar, I liked ur tip of using Saffron.
Glad to meet you Uma :)
Hi Uma, thanks so much for your lovely comment, its great to discover another Konkani blogger. You have a nice space!! Will look forward to going through all your recipes one by one. Chaimui is new to me, but definitely something I will try whenever I have curdled milk!
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