i.
Kulfi
It is a frozen
dessert characterized by slight whitish to brownish appearance, compact body,
icy texture and nutty, cooked, caramelized flavour. It is popular in the
northern and western parts of India. In the traditional process, milk is thickened
in a shallow pan with constant agitation. Sugar, nuts, essence and colour are
added towards the finishing stages. Concentrated mass is poured into metallic
moulds and frozen in a mixture of ice and salt.
In the industrial
process, the ingredients used are the same as for ice cream – milk,cream, skim
milk powder, sugar and stabilizer. Water is added to dilute the mixture(not
having stabilizer and a small amount of sugar), and the fat: MSNF ratio is maintained
at 1.4:1. usually, the fat in the finished product is about 16%. The required quantity
of ingredients are taken in an open steam kettle and the contents heated with
vigorous agitation. When the mixture has been concentrated approximately two
times, the stabilizer blended with little sugar (1:3 parts by weight) is added
to the concentrated
mix, and the heating and agitation is continued till the mixture has been
concentrated three times. The concentrated mass is then cooled promptly and frozen
in a batch freezer to an overrun of 20-30%. Chopped nuts, almonds, pistachio,flavour
and colour are added in the freezer. The frozen mix is transferred immediately into
the moulds having freezing pockets. Wooden sticks are inserted and the mix hardened
in a brine tank maintained at -23 to -30 C. The mould is then transferred into
a tank having lukewarm water to defrost the bars so that they can be easily
lifted from the freezing pockets. The bars are wrapped in papers, put in
corrugated boxes and placed in cold store until further distribution.
ii.
Malai ka baraf:
It is popular in
northern and western parts of India. It is similar to kulfi and prepared by
freezing a mixture of malai (heat desiccated/clotted milk), sugar, nuts and
essence.This product has a plastic body, crunchy, icy texture , and delicate,
nutty and caramel flavour.
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