To make a proper Kulfi you need hours and a lot of patience. This is my version which is a lot faster but still delicious!
Ingredients
100g hazelnuts
150g caster sugar
2 ripe mangoes, peeled and deseeded
400ml double cream
100ml condensed milk
3 tbsp whole milk powder
200g chocolate
1 ½ tsp coconut oil
Method
– Place the hazelnuts on a baking tray and roast in the oven at 200°C for 10 minutes. Once cooked and cooled, rub the hazelnuts with a clean tea towel to remove the skins.
– Add the caster sugar to a pan and cook on medium heat. As it starts to melt, lower the heat, and stir it regularly. Add the hazelnuts and combine. Pour onto a baking paper lined tray. Once it has completely cooled, break it up roughly with a rolling pin. Transfer to a blender and blitz until it forms a coarse powder.
– Add the mango pieces to a blender and blitz into a pulp.
– Pour the double cream, condensed milk, whole milk powder, and mango pulp into a pulp, and whisk until smooth.
– Add 3 tbsp of the hazelnut praline to the mix and whisk to combine.
– Transfer the mixture into a jug. Use this to pour the mixture into the kulfi moulds/popsicle moulds/Tupperware. Make sure not to fill to the top as it will expand when frozen.
– Cover in tin foil and pierce a hole in the middle to place the wooden spoon or popsicle stick inside. Place in the freezer overnight.
– Melt the chocolate in a Bain Marie. Add the coconut oil and stir to combine. Transfer the melted chocolate to a large cup.
– Take one kulfi out of its mould and dip into the chocolate. Let the excess chocolate drip off. Sprinkle some praline on the top. The chocolate should set after a few seconds. Enjoy straight away or place on a baking tray and back in the freezer for later. Repeat the process with the rest.
I have not made this yet…but I will. I love chocolate and I love Mango. Thats a win win for me. I enjoy your youtube videos and posts in instagram. You are a natural at this and your food is scrumptious. Congrats on your most recent cookbook.