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Mango Shrikhand Made From Spoilt Milk

May 27, 2019 by Raksha Kamat

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Mango Shrikhand made from spoilt milk is a delicious recipe made from spoilt milk. This mango shrikhand is also called as amrakhand. The twist to this recipe is that I made it from spoilt milk or โ€œphata hua doodhโ€. What do you do with milk that goes spoilt while boiling? Discard? No. Donโ€™t do that. You can make paneer from spoilt milk. Similarly you can make lots of dishes with paneer that you get from spoilt milk.

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My daughter loves mango shrikhand. We usually get it from the store. Sometimes I also make it without using spoilt milk. Refer to this mango amrakhand recipe which is made from hung curd. Today I will show you how to reuse spoilt milk to make delicious recipes.

Since it is summer season, there are chances of milk going bad. Also mangoes are in season. So why not make the best use of season? The other day, 2 packets of milk went bad. My mom in law did plain shrikhand with the milk which went bad from the 2 packets. Within another week, 6 packets of milk went bad. I decided to make mango shrikhand as my kiddo loves it.

How to know if milk is gone bad?

When you boil milk, sometimes the milk goes bad and whey separates from milk while boiling. You will see water separating from milk solids(chena or paneer). This is the time you should know that milk is spoilt. Many people discard it. No donโ€™t discard it. It is still suitable for consumption. You can make paneer from spoilt milk by following this recipe. Or else you can make shrikhand as shown in todayโ€™s recipe.

After the milk goes bad, let it cool down. Then take a muslin cloth and collect the milk solids. Let the whey get drained. Tie the muslin cloth for 6 to 8 hours with milk solids to some place in your kitchen. When all the whey gets drained, collect the milk solids or paneer in a bowl. Using a hand blender, blend nicely till the milk solids become smooth and creamy. Donโ€™t overdo.

In a small bowl, add few saffron strands to warm milk. Next step is adding the mango pulp in the bowl and blending it with the cream. Then add powdered sugar and blend or mix. Add crushed cardamom and mix well. Last step is to add the saffron strands and milk to the shrikhand. Remember to mix well.

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You can serve mango shrikhand or amrakhand with pooris or chapatis. This shrikhand stays good in fridge for upto 5 days.

This is a no cook Mango Shrikhand Recipe Made From Spoilt Milk. Do try it when milk goes bad. If you donโ€™t have mangoes, try to make the plain elaichi flavored shrikhand. It will also taste yummy.

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Mango Shrikhand Made From Spoilt Milk

Prep Time8 hours hrs
Total Time8 hours hrs
Servings: 3 cups
By: Raksha Kamat
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Ingredients

  • 6 packets milk which has spoilt while boiling
  • 1 ripe mango pureed
  • 1 cup sugar powdered
  • 4 cardamom pods peeled and crushed
  • Few strands saffron (kesar)
  • 2 tablespoon milk warm

Instructions

  • While boiling milk, if milk goes spoilt then switch off the gas and let it cool down.
  • Spread a muslin cloth on a deep utensil and pour the spoilt milk on it.
  • Let the whey get drained. Collect the spoilt milk in the muslin cloth and tie it. Collect the milk solids in the tied cloth.
  • Tie for 6-8 hours till all the whey get drained.
  • In a small bowl, add 2 tablespoon warm milk. To this add saffron strands and let the colour of saffron get infused in the warm milk
  • Add the milk solids(chena or paneer) in a bowl and using the hand blender, blend well.
  • Add the mango pulp and again blend.
  • Add powdered sugar and mix. Blend using the blender.
  • Add crushed cardamom and mix.
  • Add the warm milk with saffron strands and mix well.
  • Refrigerate and serve chilled.

Notes

Note:
  • If you donโ€™t have hand blender, use a whisk or egg beater.
  • You can even try using a mixer.
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  1. Anjali Gupta

    2019-05-28 at 1:35 am

    เคฌเคนเฅเคค เคนเฅ€ เคฌเฅเคฟเคฏเคพ เคฐเฅ‡เคธเคฟเคชเฅ€

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  2. Divya Iyer

    2020-03-16 at 5:50 pm

    5 stars
    Do u have to add few drops of lemon or vinegar to curdle the milk properly

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    • Raksha Kamat

      2020-03-18 at 9:40 am

      5 stars
      It’s optional. If milk does not curdle you can add lemon. The milk I used had curdled properly.

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