Fruit Lassi ~ Strawberry Lassi
As for calmness, it reminded me of the thick and rich
lassis of Varanasi, which are thicker than the regular lassis and are served in
small, medium or large earthen pots. Then a wooden flat spoon in pushed into it
and it is then smothered with slivered pistachios, malai / rabri / crème and
fruit puree respective to the lassi’s flavour.
Note: All the images captioned "Varanasi Lassi" are not mine. The image source is given at the end of the article.
Varanasi Lassi |
Varanasi Lassi |
Varanasi Lassi |
Varanasi Lassi |
Varanasi Lassi |
Varanasi Lassi |
To me, Varanasi, the eminent religious city of Uttar
Pradesh is the city of colour. I would love to visit Varanasi and stay there
for a month or two and would try to soak up all the colours and vividness from the
Ganges Ghat, the Shiva Temples, colourful small boats and the evening artis. An
ethereal concoction of ancient India’s retrospective anecdote.
Strawberry Lassi ~ Fruit Lassi
Makes 2 servings
2 cups of thick chilled yogurt – Use full fat and thick
Greek yogurt to get tasty and smooth lassi (If the yogurt is not cold add in
some ice cubes just before serving. If you add ice cubed long before serving then the ice will melt and make the lassi thinner.)
¼ cup of water
½ cup of fresh / frozen strawberries
Sugar – as required
½ tsp cardamom powder
1 tsp rose water
1 tbsp thick crème / malai / rabri
1 tbsp chopped pistachio
Method:
In a blender put the thick yogurt, water, sugar, cardamom
powder and rose water.
Blend until the yogurt is super smooth and frothy.
Remember the more you blend the smoother your lassi will be.
Once you are satisfied with the smoothness and the froth,
pour the lassi in a glass.
Top with the crème / malai / rabri and chopped pistachio.
Serve immediately.Image Sources : 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7
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