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    Yogurt Frozen Sandesh | How to make Shrikhand Sandesh

    Published: Sep 29, 2017 · Modified: Oct 5, 2020 by Srivalli · 9 Comments

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    Shrikhand Sandesh or Yogurt Frozen Sandesh is my choice for Y in the A to Z Bengali Sweet Series. This is a delicious twist to the regular Shrikhand, where along with the creamy thick curds, you have the soft fresh chhana added. I have made this, even more, protein-rich and delicious by adding the nuts powder to the base. I chilled this in the Kulfi Mutki and it made such a sinful dessert!

    As I had mentioned, when I shared the Ice Cream Sandesh, I had tasted only one dish in this entire series, actually, only 3 to 4 tsp and this was that.

    When I had made Ice Cream Sandesh for the kids, Hubby dear wanted his share too. So I said I have another one and he can give his feedback after tasting it. On the first bite, he said it was excellent and was on to complete it when he suddenly asked where my cup was. I said I had made only one serving, so he offered the rest. I had a few spoons and gave it back to him, quoting calories.

    It was so good seeing all of them enjoying the treat. Only I didn't reveal to anybody that it has paneer in it. Somehow, the mindset doesn't accept a sweet dish to have paneer in it. I revealed to Hubby dear after he completed that it not only had paneer, it was shrikhand too. Though he was shocked, he said he loved it and won't mind it being repeated.

    So here you have, yet another fusion turning out to be a great hit. I loved the clicks and have gone overboard sharing so many. It was really worth it as this letter had only Yogurt written against it and I just couldn't find any regular Sandesh made or starting with this letter. I keep thinking I must document how we arrive at the final dish. In this case, when I couldn't find anything suitable, I thought I would simply add curds to the Sandesh and try serving as frozen yogurt. Only then I suddenly remembered Shrikhand and it was such a surreal feeling!

    I love Shrikhand and have made so many varieties already. This one makes a wonderful twist as well.

    As with all Paneer Based Bengali Sweets, you need to make fresh soft Paneer/Chhana. Since this is blended you need not knead it fine as with the rest of the Sandesh types.

    How to Make Soft Homemade Chhana for Bengali Sweets

    How to Knead Chhana for Soft Bengali Sweets

    Shrikhand Sandesh

    In this A to Z Bengali Sweets for Protein Rich dishes:

    A for Aam Sandesh
    B for Bhapa Sandesh
    C for Channar Puli
    D for Danadar
    E for Elixir Sandesh
    F for Fruit Sandesh
    G for Gajarer Sandesh
    H for Hot Chocolate Sandesh Truffle
    I for Ice Cream Sandesh
    J for Jilapi
    K for Khirkadam
    L for Lyangcha
    M for Malai Sandesh
    N for Nikhuti Payesh
    O for Orange Sandesh
    P for Pantua
    Q for Quick Rasmalai
    R for Rasgulla
    S for Sita Bhog
    T for Tota Puli
    U for Utshob Sondesh
    V for Vino Sandesh
    W for White Chocolate Sandesh Truffle
    X for X'citing Dark Chocolate Sandesh Truffle

    Step by Step Pictures for making soft chhana for Bengali Sweets

    Step by Step Pictures for making Shrikhand 

    Step by Step Pictures for making Shrikhand Sandesh

    Yogurt Frozen Sandesh | How to make Shrikhand Sandesh

    Ingredients Needed

    For the Kesar Nuts Shrikhand

    1 cup Hung Curds / Thick Yogurt
    3 tbsp Sugar powdered
    2 pinches Saffron
    1/4 cup Milk warm
    A Pinch Cardamon Powder
    1 tbsp Pista powdered
    1 tbsp Almond powdered

    For the Malai Sandesh

    1 cup Paneer / Chhana / Cottage Cheese
    1/2 cup Sugar powdered

    For Making Kesar Shrikhand
    Line a muslin cloth over a sieve. Pour the thick curds into it and let it sit in the refrigerator overnight
    Soak the saffron in warm milk. Blend the nuts to the powder.
    Transfer the hung curds to a bowl. Save a few saffron strands, and add the rest of the saffron along with milk and nuts powder to the curds and blend well.

    For the Malai Sandesh
    Take the chhana and mix it with sugar. There is not much kneading required here as we will be blending it.

    Assembling Yogurt Frozen Sandesh

    In a mixer/blender, take the chhana along with shrikhand and pulse for a couple of times, until you get a creamy liquid.
    Transfer to the serving Kulfi Mutki and garnish the saffron and nuts on top.
    Refrigerate overnight or for at least 4 to 5 hrs until serving.
    Serve chill

    Notes

    This has a delicious shrikhand taste. Unless told, one can't identify the chhana in this.

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    Yogurt Frozen Sandesh
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    Yogurt Frozen Sandesh | How to make Shrikhand Sandesh

    Shrikhand Sandesh or frozen Yogurt Sandesh is a creamy dessert made with shrikhand, Sandesh and enriched with nuts powder. Serve this chill for a delicious dessert!
    Course Sweets
    Cuisine Bengali
    By Cook Method Freezer
    Occasion Diwali, Festival Meal
    By Diet Protein Rich
    Dish Type Paneer Dishes
    Servings 1 200 ml
    Author Srivalli

    Ingredients

    For the Kesar Nuts Shrikhand

    • 1 cup Hung Curds / Thick Yogurt
    • 3 tbsp Sugar powdered
    • 2 pinches Saffron
    • 1/4 cup Milk warm
    • A Pinch Cardamon Powder
    • 1 tbsp Pista powdered
    • 1 tbsp Almond powdered

    For the Malai Sandesh

    • 1 cup Paneer / Chhana / Cottage Cheese
    • 1/2 cup Sugar powdered

    Instructions

    For Making Kesar Shrikhand

    • Line a muslin cloth over a sieve. Pour the thick curds into it and let it sit in the refrigerator overnight.
    • Soak the saffron in warm milk. Blend the nuts to the powder.
    • Transfer the hung curds to a bowl. Save few saffron strands, and add the rest of the saffron along with milk and nuts powder to the curds and blend well.

    For the Malai Sandesh

    • Take the chhana after kneading and mix with sugar.

    Assembling Yogurt Frozen Sandesh

    • In a mixer/blender, take the chhana along with shrikhand and pulse for a couple of times, until you get a creamy liquid.
    • Transfer to the serving Kulfi Mutki and garnish the saffron and nuts on top.
    • Refrigerate overnight or for at least 4 to 5 hrs until serving.
    • Serve chill.

    Notes

    This has a delicious shrikhand taste. Unless told, one can't identify the chhana in this.
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    Comments

    1. Sharmila - The Happie Friends Potpourri Corner says

      September 29, 2017 at 7:42 am

      This is brillianat and as u said i feel it more like Kulfi than sandesh ,It may be because of the pot ,We always have this with kulfi..

      Reply
    2. Srividhya Gopalakrishnan says

      September 29, 2017 at 8:14 pm

      Paneer, yogurt and nuts and what can we ask for more? This is such a delightful dessert and glad you got to taste this atleast.

      Reply
    3. vaishalisabnani says

      October 01, 2017 at 6:53 am

      Finally you did taste something ! That matki is terribly inviting , so many flavors ! Love the idea of this frozen one , simply awesome !

      Reply
    4. themadscientistskitchen says

      October 01, 2017 at 1:54 pm

      Wow after so many sweets you had one. Sounds delicious.

      Reply
    5. Priya Suresh says

      October 01, 2017 at 11:05 pm

      Matki looks absolutely sinful and finally you tasted something thats cool. I want a matki rite now Valli.

      Reply
    6. Sapana says

      October 04, 2017 at 4:54 pm

      Frozen yougurt shrikhand looks very inviting. It must have tasted heavenly.

      Reply
    7. Mayuri Patel says

      October 05, 2017 at 12:55 am

      Wow Srivalli, what a delicious combination shrikhand and sandesh. Looks just too tempting.

      Reply
    8. Preeti says

      October 05, 2017 at 10:47 am

      Frozen Sondesh is very unique for me... looks very inviting.

      Reply
    9. ruchi indu says

      October 17, 2017 at 10:19 pm

      Nice idea Valli. Though it looks more like kulfi, I am sure it would have tasted similar to kulfi. Loved the presentation

      Reply

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