Thursday, February 15, 2018

Dry fruits custard shake

Dry fruits custard shake

Why should you include dry fruits custard shake on your family table, once in a week?

  • Custard powder is made from corn flour, rich source of energy
  • Soaked dry fruits helps to enhance the memory power
  • It helps to maintain good cholesterol level in the body
  • Helps in weight management
  • Have cancer fighting properties
  • Very good for skin and hair
  • Decreases the process of aging

Dry fruits Custard shake

Preparation time-5 min
Cooking time-10 min
Total time- 15min

Ingredients (for 4 servings):
  1. Custard Powder - 4 tablespoon
  2. Milk-500ml
  3. Sugar-6 tablespoon
  4. Crushed dry fruits (Almonds, walnuts, pista and cashew nuts)- 1/2 cup
  5. Soaked dry fruits (including raisins)- as needed
Method:
Step 1: Take custard powder in a bowl and add milk to form a thick paste and keep it aside.

Step 2:Boil the milk and custard powder paste and stir it well.

Step 3: After 5 minutes, add sugar or along with sugar you can add milk maid also.

Step 4: Stir it continuously till it becomes moderate consistency. Add crushed dry fruits now.

Step 5:Allow it to cool and refrigerate it. While serving, you can add soaked dry fruits.

Tips and warnings
  • Stir it in a same direction
  • Boil it in a moderate flame
  • Even if milkmaid is optional here, please add it. It makes custard milk more tasty.
Suggestions

Diet for kids
  • No special suggestions
Antenatal diet
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
  • Suggested very limited intake
Diet for lactating mothers
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
Postnatal diet
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
Diet for diabetic persons
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
  • Suggested very limited intake
Diet for hypertensive persons
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
Diet for cardiac persons
  • Reduce the amount of sugar, as it increases blood sugar level
  • Suggested limited intake

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