This Indian ice cream traditionally requires hours of reducing milk and freezing in special molds. This version uses canned condensed milk and a loaf pan, delivering authentic cardamom-spiced flavor with minimal effort.
Kulfi's dense, creamy texture comes from slowly reducing milk until it's intensely concentrated. This shortcut method uses condensed milk to achieve similar richness without the stirring, watching, and waiting.
Instructions:
No ice cream maker? No problem. That's exactly the point of this recipe. The condensed milk and whipped cream create a smooth texture without churning.
Slice and serve on sticks for traditional presentation, or scoop into bowls. This keeps frozen for up to one month.
This Indian ice cream traditionally requires hours of reducing milk and freezing in special molds. This version uses canned condensed milk and a loaf pan, delivering authentic cardamom-spiced flavor with minimal effort.
Kulfi's dense, creamy texture comes from slowly reducing milk until it's intensely concentrated. This shortcut method uses condensed milk to achieve similar richness without the stirring, watching, and waiting.
Instructions:
No ice cream maker? No problem. That's exactly the point of this recipe. The condensed milk and whipped cream create a smooth texture without churning.
Slice and serve on sticks for traditional presentation, or scoop into bowls. This keeps frozen for up to one month.
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