Peda’s are Indian Milk fudge which is traditionally made out of Khoya or Paneer or Evaporated milk. Here I have given a twist to the traditional peda by making them with Yogurt or our Indian Dahi. This peda tastes so delicious and have a very easy to follow instruction. I used store bought plain yogurt which we get here. The continuous stirring needs some patience and caution while making them. I spent whole day thinking about what I should make for the letter Y as my initial plan needed some detailing and planning ahead which I couldn’t do because of some personal work.I made this peda the same day I made the Milk cream, the three treats were perfect for the sweet tooth in my home.
I am so excited to share my experiment I did in my kitchen recently , when it comes to sweets I try to think beyond anything available in the internet and post a original recipe. This is one such originals of my blog, Have you ever heard of a peda with dahi at least I haven’t heard or seen any and this thought of making yogurt peda came to me when I was thinking what to cook for my letter Y.I thought I should do something with Yogurt for my sweets theme so this idea of making peda popped up , I confidently executed the idea though there were eyes rolling in my home hearing am going to make dahi peda 😛 . This tasted simply delicious as like any other peda would do. I made a kesar flavored dahi peda this time.My mom makes perfect dahi at home which sets so well it will beat the store bought dahi, She can make perfect dahi with any stater , even a starter ( ora moru or Javan) which is watery and was not well set .I make dahi at home occasionally, this recipe reminded me that I should start making dahi at home often. I love perfecting a recipe by making them multiple times like I religiously make ghevar every year so that I can improve every time and practice at least once in a year, As am a person who if not practiced will sure leave touch and would have to start learning from the beginning. I do the same for my rest of the recipe too whenever I get a chance I do try it again and perfect the recipe. As you know lately I am having this peda madness and You can see the madness in the title already :D.. I have another amazing peda coming soon when I execute it.
Y for Yogurt Peda | Dahi Ka Peda
Theme ~ Indian sweets
Ingredients
- Plain Yogurt -1 cup ( Thick and Not sour)
- Milk pd – 1 cup
- Sugar – 3/4 cup
- Icing Sugar – 1/4 cup
- Milk – 1/4 cup
- Butter – 2 tbsp
- Kesar- Few Strands
- Pistachios – For Garnish ( chopped)
Method
- In a bowl mix yogurt and milk powder to a lump free mixture.
- In a Pan heat butter , after it melts add the yogurt milk pd mixture.
- Add sugar, Icing pd and mix them well .
- Mix Kesar in warm milk and mix. Pour in this into the yogurt mixture.
- In a low flame with constant stirring cook the mixture till it leaves the pan from the sides.
- Once it leaves the corners and forms a mass. Transfer it to a greased plate.
- Let it cool down till it is easy to handle. Keep Flipping the mixture with a spoon so that it doesn’t dry out from the top.
- Pinch a small amount of peda dough and shape them to form a disc.
- Use any glass with embossed bottom for the designs or use a peda press.
- Do the same for the rest of the peda dough.
- Garnish them with pistachios and store them in a air tight container.
- I stored mine in room temperature ( 70 degree F) for 3 days. If you want you can store it fridge as well.
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- Plain Yogurt -1 cup ( Thick and Not sour)
- Milk pd - 1 cup
- Sugar - ¾ cup
- Icing Sugar - ¼ cup
- Milk - ¼ cup
- Butter - 2 tbsp
- Kesar- Few Strands
- Yellow Food color - Few drops ( optional)
- Pistachios - For Garnish ( chopped)
- In a bowl mix yogurt and milk powder to a lump free mixture.
- In a Pan heat butter , after it melts add the yogurt milk pd mixture.
- Add sugar, Icing pd and mix them well .
- Mix Kesar in warm milk and mix. Pour in this into the yogurt mixture.
- In a low flame with constant stirring cook the mixture till it leaves the pan from the sides.
- Once it leaves the corners and forms a mass, add food color if needed I added just a drop as kesar gave it a very nice color. Transfer it to a greased plate.
- Let it cool down till it is easy to handle. Keep Flipping the mixture with a spoon so that it doesn't dry out from the top.
- Pinch a small amount of peda dough and shape them to form a disc.
- Use any glass with embossed bottom for the designs or use a peda press.
- Do the same for the rest of the peda dough.
- Garnish them with pistachios and store them in a air tight container.
- I stored mine in room temperature ( 65 F) for 3 days. If you want you can store it fridge as well.
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harini says
That is a stunning recipe, Manjula. Amazing experiment and dahi I would love to try this peda
Srividhya Gopalakrishnan says
Hats off to your experiment and that ora moru… anda varthai ellam kettu evalo varusham achu? sighhhh I look forward to your post daily for the writing, for the pictures, and for the recipe obviously… Great Manjula.
Priya Suresh says
You think always out of the box KD, and simply loved this peda version with Yogurt. Indeed, you have so much culinary talents gal. Am so amazed to see all your own creations. Keep rocking with your unique experiences. Wish i get some pedas from you KD.. Irresistible they are.
Vaishali says
Wow ! The kesar pedas with yogurt sound so innovative and impressive ! Like that saffron Color , that bottom of the glass design , pistachio garnish .. absolutely fantastic !
Your passion for a recipe shows in your posts and definitely practice makes you perfect . Btw would love to see your gevars ?
Sandhiya ThirumalaiKumar says
Peda with yogurt?? that’s first question pop in my head when i read the title. Amazing experiment, Majula. It looks so good and can’t even say that they are made with dahi by looking at the pic, it looks like a regular peda. Would love to try it soon, bookmarked it.
Pavani says
That is such an innovative Peda Manjula. Never thought yogurt can be used to make Peda. They turned out amazing and your Peda shaping skills are just out of this world.
Sharmila Kingsly says
Love your peda making skill and presenting it perfectly every single time… Yummy and no words to describe the awesomeness!! Lovely share..
sapana says
I am an ardent fan of your sweet recipes and you always make such sinful sweets just like the store bought ones. The idea of using thick curds to make this peda is innovative and very sinful.Love the kesar flavor and color.
Gayathri Kumar says
Ultimate innovation Manjula. Never imagined dahi in pedas. They look amazing and I am sure they are absolutely yum..
Mayuri Patel says
Manjula that is just incredible… pendas with yogurt in it. Love how perfectly you’ve shaped them. I would not be able to resist such lovely pendas at all. If sometimes I fail at a recipe, I cannot rest till I try it again and figure out where I went wrong.
Srivalli says
This is a stunning dish Manjula and nobody can say your post lack creativity. All clicks look amazing and the ease with which you execute dishes sound too simple..great job
Sandhya Ramakrishnan says
Wow! That peda looks out of this world and pictures are just too good! Love the recipe choice for the alphabet and so innovative.
Suma Gandlur says
Those pedas are making my mouth water and I just want to keep staring at those pedas with that beautiful hue.You should be proud of your creation. 🙂
Padmajha PJ says
Such an innovative recipe and you have excelled in it!! The pedas looks very inviting and the color is so pleasing! Awesome share Manjula.
Priya Srinivasan says
Wow manju, hats off to ur creativitiy girl! Pedas look gorgeous! that too out of dahi, sounds really interesting!!! pictures are as usual stunning!!!