Rose Falooda with Step by Step Pictures. Delicious refreshing rose flavoured falooda which taste amazing and easy to make.
Rose Falooda Recipe
Falooda is my favourite ice cream to order whenever we dine out. I always wanted to post that recipe here in this blog. It is not the traditional falooda recipe. It is a version of the falooda, it is called as rose falooda.
About this Recipe
A falooda is a cold dessert made with noodles in Mughlai Indian cuisine. It derives from the Persian dish faloodeh, with variants found throughout West, Central, and South Asia. It is traditionally made by combining rose syrup, vermicelli, and sweet basil seeds with milk and is frequently served with ice cream. Vermicelli used in falooda preparation is made from wheat, arrowroot, cornstarch, or sago. Falooda made with sharbat syrup lacks a key component of the authentic milkshake';s flavour and simply tastes like rose water with milk. Furthermore, store-bought falooda syrup contains ingredients that should not be in a child drink.
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Falooda
I have already shared a falooda recipe in this blog..I have one more recipe for falooda to share, which i call as royal falooda and it is on my top favorite list.
Who invented the falooda?
Faloodas origins can be traced back to Iran (Persia), where a similar dessert, faloodeh, was popular. The dessert arrived in Medieval India with the numerous Central Asian dynasties that invaded and settled in the Indian subcontinent from the 16th to the 18th centuries.
Ingredients for Rose Falooda Recipe :
Rose Milk Essence:
Rose Milk Essence has analgesic, bronchodilator, anti-convulsant, anti-microbial, laxative, antidepressant, antiallergenic, and anti-inflammatory properties. milk helps with skincare, eye care, brain function, indigestion, digestive health, and infection prevention.
Sabja Seeds :
Sabja seeds, also known as falooda seeds, basil seeds, or tukmaria seeds, are a nutritional powerhouse with immunity-boosting properties. These tiny seeds are frequently confused with chia seeds.
Sweetened Condensed Milk :
Sweetened condensed milk is cooked until it thickens and becomes a creamy caramel-like pudding that can be used in a variety of dessert recipes. Its delicious on its own, with ice cream, in coffee, or spread on apple slices.
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Rose Falooda Recipe
Ingredients
- For Rose Syrup:
- Sugar - ½ cup
- Water - ½ cup
- Rose Milk Essence - few drops
- For Vermicelli:
- Vermicelli - a handful
- Water as needed
- For Rosemilk:
- Milk - 2 cups
- Sugar - ½ cup
- Sweetened Condensed Milk - ¼ cup
- Rose Syrup as needed
- For Assembling:
- Icecreams - any of your choice Strawberry, Vanilla
- Sabja Seeds - 2 tblspn
- Water - ½ cup or more
Instructions
- Cook the vermicelli, boil vermicelli in water till they are done. Now drain it and wash it under cold water. Set that aside till use.
- Make rose syrup, take sugar and water in a sauce pan and bring it to a boil. Simmer for 1 min, take it off the heat and add in few drops of rosemilk essence. MIx well and set aside.
- Make the rose milk, boil 2 cups of milk with sugar and condensed milk till it is reduced by half, Take it off the stove and add in rose syrup. Mix well. Set this in fridge till use.
- Take sabja seeds in a bowl and add in water. Mix well and set aside for 5 mins.
- Now time to assemble, Take a tall glass, add little rose milk syrup inthe bottom of the glass, Add in vermicelli and sabja seeds. add some rosemilk, Add scoops of vanilla icecreams. Top off with cashews and cherries.Serve immediately.
Rose Falooda Step by Step
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| Take all your ingredients |
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| Lets cook vermicelli |
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| add it to a pan of water |
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| bring it to a boil and cook for 3 to 4 mins |
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| now it is done |
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| strain it and wash it with cold water |
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| drain and set aside |
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| now lets make the rose syrup, take sugar in a bowl |
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| add water |
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| bring it to a boil and simmer until sugar is melted. it will take a min |
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| add few drops of rose milk essence |
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| done |
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| pour it in a bowl |
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| set aside to cool it down |
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| take milk in a sauce pan |
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| add little condensed milk |
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| add sugar |
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| boil till it thickens |
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| now add in little rose syrup |
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| rose milk done |
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| pour it in a jug and put it in fridge |
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| take sabja seeds in a bowl |
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| add cold water |
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| mix well and let it sit for 5 to 10 mins |
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| now lets assemble |
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| take a pretty glass |
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| Pour some rose syrup in the bottom |
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| spoon some cooked vermicelli |
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| top with some sabja seeds |
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| pour in chilled rose milk |
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| now scoop your vanilla ice cream |
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| top it |
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| serve immediately |
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| You can drizzle some rose syrup on top or decorate with nuts |
sonali
what is sabza?
pallavi Vivek
Hi aarthi,
I'm pallavi from Chennai. Ive been religiously following your recipes for sometime now and each and every recipe have turned out superb. I've earned a lot of love from my family members cos of your recipes. First of all thank you very much. You've inspired me a lotttt.
Now for the doubt , can I use rose milk powder in place of rosemilk essence. And also is rosemilk essence is avl in supermarkets?? And what are sabja seeds??
I must add that it's undoubtedly a thirst quenching drink for the hot summer days of Chennai
Sangeetha Manivasagan
Perfect for summer, Aarthi. Looks so refreshing.
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Aarthi
@pallavi Vivekyou can use rose milk powder. And sabja seed is called as falooda seeds. you can get it online
Pallavi Vivek
Thanks for the reply aarthi.
Nisha
Hi aarthi sabja seed and the chia seed are the same right
Aarthi
no both are different
Anonymous
Wow it looks lovely and very delicious thanks for sharing as in this hot weather v need these type of healthy referesher .... v can use gund katira instead of sabja seeds
Aarthi
Not sure about that