**Huma’s Dil Ki Thandak Dessert✨💕👩🍳Innovated this super yummy summer treat for my guests that I intended to make with what was available at home. There was no name to it though 🧐When the guests ate it they said dil mein thandak padh gyi and that’s how I found the name of this dessert😋😋 Full of mango and cream goodness with super healthy sabudana which is known to calm your liver along with your taste buds.
| - 1 cup soaked sabudana (tapioca pearls) |
| - 2 cups milk |
| - 2 tbsp cornflour |
| - 1/2 cup sugar |
| - Plain pound cake -cut into 16 slices or as required |
| - 4 ripe mangoes for puree |
| - 1 cup heavy cream |
| - 1/2 cup condensed milk |
| - Powdered coconut |
| - Chopped pistachios |
Instructions:- |
| 1. In a saucepan, combine soaked sabudana, milk, cornflour, and sugar. Cook on medium heat, stirring constantly until the mixture thickens to a pudding-like consistency. Let it cool. |
| 2. Cut the plain pound cake into slices that fit the bottom of your dessert platter. |
| 3. Peel and puree the mangoes in a blender until smooth. |
| 4. In a separate bowl, whip the heavy cream until stiff peaks form. Then, gently fold in the condensed milk and mango puree to make a creamy mixture. |
| 5. In a deep dessert platter, start layering the dessert. Arrange a layer of pound cake slices at the bottom, followed by a layer of the sabudana and milk kheer mixture. |
| 6. Next, add a layer of the mango cream mixture on top of the sabudana layer. |
| 7. Repeat the layering process with another layer of cake slices, sabudana kheer, and mango cream. |
| 8. Garnish the top with swirls of mango puree, powdered coconut, and chopped pistachios. |
| 9. Chill the dessert in the refrigerator for a few hours before serving to allow the flavors to meld together. |
| 10. Serve and enjoy this delightful "Dil Ki Thandak" dessert with your guests! |
| This recipe should serve 8 people. Enjoy! |
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