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    Badam Milk Powder Recipe

    August 3, 2022 By Aarthi 35 Comments

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    Badam Milk Powder Recipe with step by step pictures . This is made with Almonds and Panakarkandu which is great for kids.

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    Instant Badam Milk Powder

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    I am hunting for several options to include milk in my lil one's diet and this is one powder which i make often. It is tasty, healthy and homemade which is great for kids and toddlers. For sweetness i added palm sugar in this, you can use sugar as well. And the main thing is, don't over grind after you add badam, else it will turn into a paste.

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    Hope you will give this a try and not only your baby, you too can enjoy this healthy and tasty one.
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    1. Badam Milk Powder Recipe | Almond Milk Powder
    2. Badam Milk Powder Recipe step by step picture

    Ingredients for Instant Badam Milk Powder

    • Badam / Almonds - 1 cup
    • Panangkarkandu / Palm Sugar Candy - ⅓ cup or as needed
    • Cardamom - 6 to 8
    • Saffron a good pinch
    • Turmeric Powder / Manjal Podi - 1 tsp

    How to make Instant Badam Milk Powder

    1. Preheat oven to 160 degree C.
    2. Take almonds in a sauce pan, cover with water, heat it and bring it to a boil. Once it boils, take it off the heat and set aside for 5 mins. Now drain it and wash it with cold water. Now squeeze and remove the skin. Pat the almonds dry with a paper towel. 
    3. Now put the almonds in a pan and roast it for 15 mins. Remove it cool it completely.
    4. Now take cardamom, saffron, turmeric powder, palm sugar in a blender and powder it. Now add in the cooled almonds and powder it once. 
    5. DONT OVER GRIND IT, ELSE IT WILL TURN INTO A PASTE.
    6. Now remove to a bowl and cool little. Now pour this in a bottle and store it in fridge.
    7. When you want to have it, just add a tblspn of the powder in a cup and pour boiled milk or warm milk over it and mix well.
    8. Serve immediately. 
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    Badam Milk Powder Recipe | Almond Milk Powder

    Badam Milk Powder for Toddlers with step by step picture . This is made with Almonds and Panakarkandu which is great for kids.
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    Prep Time 15 mins
    Cook Time 20 mins
    Total Time 35 mins
    Course Beverages
    Cuisine Indian
    Servings 1 cup of powder
    Calories 1039 kcal

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 cup Badam / Almonds
    • ⅓ cup or as needed Panangkarkandu / Palm Sugar Candy
    • 6 to 8 Cardamom
    • Saffron a good pinch
    • 1 tsp Turmeric Powder / Manjal Podi

    Instructions
     

    • Preheat oven to 160 degree C.
    • Take almonds in a sauce pan, cover with water, heat it and bring it to a boil. Once it boils, take it off the heat and set aside for 5 mins. Now drain it and wash it with cold water. Now squeeze and remove the skin. Pat the almonds dry with a paper towel.
    • Now put the almonds in a pan and roast it for 15 mins. Remove it cool it completely.
    • Now take cardamom, saffron, turmeric powder, palm sugar in a blender and powder it. Now add in the cooled almonds and powder it once.
    • DONT OVER GRIND IT, ELSE IT WILL TURN INTO A PASTE.
    • Now remove to a bowl and cool little. Now pour this in a bottle and store it in fridge.
    • When you want to have it, just add a tblspn of the powder in a cup and pour boiled milk or warm milk over it and mix well.
    • Serve immediately.
    Nutrition Facts
    Badam Milk Powder Recipe | Almond Milk Powder
    Amount Per Serving (1 cup)
    Calories 1039 Calories from Fat 648
    % Daily Value*
    Fat 72g111%
    Saturated Fat 6g38%
    Trans Fat 0.02g
    Polyunsaturated Fat 18g
    Monounsaturated Fat 45g
    Sodium 108mg5%
    Potassium 1182mg34%
    Carbohydrates 86g29%
    Fiber 21g88%
    Sugar 41g46%
    Protein 32g64%
    Vitamin A 1IU0%
    Vitamin C 3mg4%
    Calcium 431mg43%
    Iron 7mg39%
    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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    Take your ingredients..You need some turmeric powder as well
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    Take almonds in a pan
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    cover with water
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    Now heat this up
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    bring it to a boil
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    remove it and set aside for 5 mins
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    drain it and wash it in cold water
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    squeeze and remove the skin
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    pat it dry using some paper towel.
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    now put the nuts in a baking pan and bake them
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    now it has turned light golden..You can roast it in a 
    dry pan till it turns golden.
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    take cardamom and saffron in a blender
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    add in palm candy
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    add in turmeric powder
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    now it is well powdered
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    add the cooled nuts in
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    powder for just few sec..if you over blend them,
    they will turn into a paste
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    cool it lightly
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    store in a air tight container
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    Add a tbsp of powder in a cup
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    pour over warm milk
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    mix well
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    Serve
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    Store this in fridge for several weeks
     
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    1. DHWANI BHATT

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      if don't have microwave then how i can roast them.

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    2. Unknown

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      How to do without oven??

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    3. uttparna

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      Hey aarti. ... I really liked this powder idea... I have some doubt... whole cardamom? And if I want to add cashews to it then how? And without baking can I dry roast almonds?

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    4. JAMALUDDIN N

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      We have a fresh juice centre at Trichy in an important location.We used to buy HALDIRAMS BADAMKJEER FRO M CHENNAI FOR A LONG TIME.We have a good patronage in our juice parlour.But There is no supply by HALDIRAMS for the last two years, I bought two bottles of BADAM at ROOPSAGER DELHI KAROL BAGH.BUT IT IS IN PASTE FORM.VERY NICE.THE PROBLEM IS SUGAR MIXED?
      Your product is safe for sugar patients due to palm Jagger.Now can you send me a sample.

      Mrs Ayesha Begum
      W/o Prof. Dr Jamaluddin
      Trichy?

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    5. Aarthi

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      @uttparnaYes whole cardamom, it is not a isse, it will get blended with the sugar. And if you dont have oven you can roast it on a dry pan till it is well toasted

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    6. Aarthi

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      @DHWANI BHATTRoast it in a dry pan on a low heat till golden.

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    7. Aarthi

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      @Rachna Suprithu can add nuts, but not sure about raisans

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    8. Nivetha sundari

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      Hi can we use dry ginger to this mix. Can we make it and store in refrigerator for future use. Pls help.

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    9. Aarthi

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      @Nivetha sundariu can add dry ginger as well. Keep it in fridge

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    10. Rasal Khan

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      beautyful post

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    11. Preetha Jayakumar

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      Hi aarthi pls Tell me how to do it in microwave oven

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    12. Aarthi

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      @Preetha Jayakumarif you have convection mode u can cook in that

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    13. JNayak

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      Hi Aarthi, where do you buy palm sugar, what is it called in any Indian language?

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    14. Aarthi

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      @JNayakit is called as panangkarkandu, check this
      http://www.amazon.in/Ekgaon-Village-World-Network-EKR13/dp/B00URHY700/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_til?tag=aarthi-21&linkCode=w00&linkId=&creativeASIN=B00URHY700

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    15. Chitra Shivaramakrishnan

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      Which brand of saffron is good... Can u take a picture of the saffron u use?

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    16. Aarthi

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      @Chitra Shivaramakrishnanit is a packet which i got in kashmir. You can use any good brand

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    17. Anonymous

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      Hi Aarthi,
      Really likes all your good healthy powder. But I want to know before blend the palm sugar candy, how to remove the stones or some dust particles in that.

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    18. Aarthi

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      @Anonymousi used clean ones, so i dont do anything to it. If you see dirt in them, wash them well and dry them and use

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    19. Vijipriya R

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      We can give this powder to 6months old baby?

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    20. Aarthi

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      @Vijipriya Rno u can start this after 1 year or atleast 9 months

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    21. GeethaPriya Shanmugam

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      Aarthi, Can kids consume almonds with skin? Or should it always be removed?

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      • Aarthi

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        It is best to remove it. easy for digestion

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    22. Anonymous

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      So nice

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    23. sathana thevar

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      how to identify pure panakarkandu since mostly wat we get is sugar adulterated onee

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    24. vandhana

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      hi aarthi,
      my baby gal is almost completing her 11th month. but her weight is not upto the mark. kindly suggest foods to increase her weight. my son is 6 yrs n he is too under weight...

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    25. Ms. Abha

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      Can i give this to a 8 month old baby?

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    26. Leena

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      Any alternative for Palm sugar candy and saffron. It is not available here

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    27. Anupama

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      Hi Aarthi... Thax for this nice post. can we use jaggery or normal sugar instead of palm sugar candy? Also I wonder if almond nutrients are intact after boiling in water.if not can we soak it instead of boiling and then peal the skin off?

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    28. Neha

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      Hi Aarthi.. too good recipes..
      Is there any alternative for baking almonds

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    29. Anonymous

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      Is it necessary to use saffron?

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    30. Bobby

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      Hi aarthi
      Tell how to roast badam in otg.

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    31. Anonymous

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      it is very easy and it is very nice

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    32. Jinzz

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      Can u suggest an alternative for palm
      Sugar candy?normal jaggery is enough?

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      • Aarthi

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        yes u can

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