Kulfi is a type of frozen Indian dessert similar to ice cream. It comes in many different flavours such as, mango, pistachio and rose. In this recipe we are going to keep it simple and just use a combination of ground almond, cardamom and saffron to provide flavour.
Ingredients – Half Quantity (Full Quantity)
- 185mL 1/2 can (370mL 1 can) Evaporated Milk
- 75mL 1/4 can (150mL 1/2 can) Condensed Milk
- 500mL 1/2 tub (1L 1 tub) Whipped Cream Cool Whip
- 2 tbsp (4 tbsp) Ground Almond
- 1 tsp (2 tsp) Ground Cardamom
- 1 tsp (2 tsp) Sugar
- 1 tsp (2 tsp) Saffron
- Handful sliced almonds
- Handful sliced pistachios
Directions
Saffron Powder
Using a mortar and pestle we want to combine the sugar and saffron and grind them together.
- Combine some of the sugar and saffron in the mortar.
- Using the pestle, grind until and sugar and saffron have become one powder.
- Repeat until you have gotten through all the sugar and saffron.
Kulfi Mixture
- Combine evaporated milk, condensed milk and whipped cream in a bowl and blend until no lumps remain, using a hand blender.
- Add the ground almond, ground cardamom and saffron powder into the mixture.
Mix thoroughly. - Pour the mixture into a tray or individual serving cups. Garnish with the sliced almond and pistachio.
- Put into the freezer to freeze. Freezing time is about 5-6 hours.
** Half Quanity makes about 7-8 servings
** Full Quantity makes about 14-15 servings
wow! sounds super delicious! i wondered how it taste like. interesting to make ;) thanks for the great recipe!
Good basic recipe, I remember my uncle makes it by boiling the milk virtually the entire day and adds a little more than just cardamom, it it tastes great. I am sure your version is great, saves on the cooking time :)
This ice-cream sounds really delicious. Thanks for sharing via the video!
great recipe…i love cardamom and creamy things.
could you use real whipped cream in lieu of the cool whip?
Hey Cate,
Good question….I have never tried with real whip cream, I think it should be ok, maybe it would just be a little less sweet. Try it out and let me know!
Thanks.
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Looks delicious.
Great receipe. Teasing enough to try it out at once. Thanks for sharing it wiyh us.
Hi Dipali,
You’ve got a nice blog, an interesting collection of recipes.
I love Kulfis and even more the pistachios.
Beautiful and clear demonstration of the recipe. Thanks for sharing it.
Will try it and keep you posted!
I tried out the Kulfi with the fresh cream, it came out perfect. Thank you for posting this recipe.
Hey Akal,
That’s great to hear! I’m so glad it turned out well…and nice to know it is just as tasty with fresh cream :)
Hey Dipali,
my goodness I didn’t ever imagine making Kulfi would be this easy and actually fun! I love an easy recipe like this. Excellent video. I loved how it was simple yet informative and professional home food blog video
I will try this for sure. Thanks a lot
That sounds like a great recipe. You can in fact mix fresh mango pulp (or any other fruit) or even tooty frooty to get a flavored kulfi. Goes great with falooda.
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Wow..thanks for sharing.. I love kulfi, one of fav classic indian dessert.. hard to miss!
Great work Dipali, very tasty recipe.
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