Dry Fruit Shrikhand Recipe | Easy American Dry Fruits Shrikhand Recipe

Dry Fruit Shrikhand Recipe

American Dry Fruits Shrikhand is an easy to make dessert but the pre-preration is required to make hung curd. This is a Gujarati version of Shrikhand where American dry fruits give a sweet and crunchy taste to Shrikhand. I am fond of American dry fruit Shrikhand as well as Gujarati Matho. I believe Matho is slightly sweeter than dry fruit Shrikhand. I have provided a step by step preparation guide and video recipe for American dry fruits Shrikhand. 

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Preparation steps for Hung Curd

Hung Curd is a creamy dairy product used to make desserts like Shrikhand. It is thick and creamy form of curd from which all the water is drained. 

Take a deep bowl and place strainer over it. Place a dry muslin cloth over it. 

Add thick and fresh curd of full fat milk.

Tie a knot with the edges of the cloth and hang the curd over a bowl in a cool place. 

Hang it for 3 to 4 hours to obtain hung curd.

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Ingredients for American Dry Fruits Shrikhand Recipe

One and a half cup hung curd 

3/4th cup powder sugar 

1 tablespoon Dairy Milk chocolate - chopped 

1 tablespoon dried Apricot - chopped

1 tablespoon dried Raspberry 

1 teaspoon Almond

1 teaspoon Cashew nut - chopped 

1 teaspoon Cinnamon powder

american dry fruits shrikhand ingredients

Preparation Steps for American Dry Fruits Shrikhand

Take a bowl and add hung curd to it.

Add powder sugar and mix gently.

Now time to one by one add - chopped almonds, cashew nuts, dried apricots, raspberries and chopped Dairy Milk chocolate. Give it a gentle mix again. Add cinnamon powder and place the mixture in the refrigerator for an hour.

American Dry Fruit Shrikhand is ready to serve!

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American Dry Fruits Shrikhand Recipe Video

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