Almond Pudding No. 5
This luxurious Parsi-style dessert combines the richness of reduced milk solids (mava) with the delicate aroma of rose-infused almonds and fruit preserves. A soufflé-like texture is achieved by folding stiffly beaten egg whites into a dense, flavorful base of egg yolks, butter, and your choice of raspberry, strawberry, or apricot jam. Baked until golden and puffed, it offers a sophisticated balance of nutty, creamy, and fruity flavors that is perfect for special occasions.
Ingredients
- 2 1/2 cups Whole milk (Originally '1 1/4 Seer'. Used to make mava (milk solids). Alternatively, use 1 cup store-bought unsweetened Khoya/Mava.)
- 1 cup Fresh almonds (Originally '0.25 Ratal' (approx 4 oz). Blanched and peeled.)
- 1 tablespoon Rose water (For grinding the almonds.)
- 1/2 cup Jam (Raspberry, Strawberry, or Apricot) (Originally '0.25 Ratal' (approx 4 oz).)
- 1/2 cup Sugar (Originally '0.25 Seer' (approx 4 oz).)
- 4 tablespoons Butter (Originally '5 Tola' (approx 58g). Plus extra for greasing.)
- 4 large Eggs (Separated into yolks and whites.)
- 2 teaspoons Wheat flour (All-purpose) (Originally '1 heaping dessertspoon'.)
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- 1Blanch and peel the almonds. Grind them into a very fine, smooth paste using the rose water. Traditionally done on a stone slab or in a brass mortar.
- 2Pour the milk into a heavy-bottomed pan and bring to a boil. Simmer, stirring frequently, until the liquid evaporates and only the thick milk solids (mava) remain. Once thickened, mix the almond paste into the hot mava. (Note: If using store-bought mava, simply mix it with the almond paste).
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